You can set it to whatever you want, but I recommend setting it to your time. It would be easy to know when it went through a full 24-hour loop each day.
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In your room there is a clock check the clock and you should know what time it is in Ruby.It even works in Emerald and Saphire.
Once you set your clock at the beginning of the game the time of the game is PERMANENT unless you erase your game. By the way did you know the games clock still runs even when the game is off?
Yes and no! Of course its not always daytime its night time too but unlike other games it just doesn't show that it is night time for example Pokemon crystal! It Shows the daytime and night time setting. The reason why Pokemon Emerald ,Ruby ,And Sapphire don't show daytime and night time setting because its doesn't know the time even though you set up the clock in the beginning of the game that clock is messed up! In Pokemon Crystal the Professor asks you the time and your Mom asks you the date.
The clear out sales are actually triggered by the "Emerald Clock" (The clock you set up in your bedroom when you start the game.) After about every week or so in the game, an ad will appear on TV. This ad signals that the clear out sales are now available. This sale only lasts 24 "Emerald Clock" hours and goes away until the next "Emerald Clock" week. Events like the Blender Master and the tide are all triggered by the "Emerald Clock" but last different amounts of time. (The tide is about six hours; Blender Master is triggered every week and lasts ten hours.) ***NOTE: Some clock-based events are ONLY triggered after you beat the elite four! Also, these events will not progress when your internal battery runs dry!***
in the city after you get of the boat the second time