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To skip is a discrete form of To-Fast-forward where gameworld time is advanced by set and consistent unit.
Examples
Strong Example
In Quest for Glory II: Trial by Fire, the player can choose the amount of time the hero rests in the katta's inn. This amount of time can be a couple hours, to a couple of days. Even after sleeping for weeks at a time, the player must only wait a couple of seconds for the game's time to pass.
Weak Example
In The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, you can press "T" at any time (except while in combat or in dangerous areas) to bring up a menu for how much time you want to wait for. After specifying how many hours you wish to wait for, the time passes by in a matter of seconds. You can also skip time by walking to a bed and pressing the use button (enter?), but you have no control over how long you rest for.
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