Unpopular opinion: I actually like when games have day/night cycles and days of the week that match the real world.

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I loved the Pokémon games that did that. Made them feel more immersive and interesting. Oh you wanna catch this? Well better be on route whatever on a tuesday morning. It was a lot better and rewarding than just going to their every day spot and catching one. Plus, they all were manipulated by system clocks so it wasnt like you missed out if didnt wanna play by those limitations.

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