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Anonymous Tue 06 Sep 2016 13:16:52 No.28297043 View View Reply Original Report

>Sun and Moon are 12 hours apart

So what does this mean? Will it always daylight in sun and always dark in moon? Or will it be daylight at night in moon and vice versa?

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Anonymous Tue 06 Sep 2016 13:18:27 No.28297146 Report

Quoted By: >>28297427

No it means the daylight system will be offset for plot events in the game. Day night still cycles but when it's time for a plot event to cue up, it will be set to a certain time of day?

That's what I figured at least but it seems weird..

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 06 Sep 2016 13:21:50 No.28297336 Report

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>>28297043
When its day in sun, its day irl. Night in moon is during day irl

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Anonymous Tue 06 Sep 2016 13:23:35 No.28297427 Report

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>>28297146
Would make sense. I've been finding it weird when I play a recent pokemon game and an event happens that really should be happening at a certain time (fireworks during the day, lighting the Lumious tower, etc.) happening at the wrong time of day. So plot events taking place at certain times would be ok.

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