Skeetendo

I'm a fan of this new update. I like how you added multiple pallets for times of day instead of just three. I'm not really sure what to say about changing any of them though. I'll have to think about that one a bit

They somehow are supposed to be similar since are the transition time between night/day and day/night. Anyway I adjusted the second day palette a little bit to a shade more similar to the evening palette (just lighter).

Yeah, it takes away some nostalgia, doesn't it? I might put an option choice, in the menu, for the two different palette systems (not promising anything, though).
About GSC night palette, here is what it looks like on a SGB:

It didn't appeal me two much (although it gives a rather interesting infra-red feeling), so I opted for a high-contrast color palette.

Thanks! In fact what annoyed me the most was the sharp transition between day and night. It just felt like a day-part was missing!

Super Game Boy can only color the screen, isn't able to define specific color information for the tiles (i.e. SGB works in VRAM:9800-9FFF, not in VRAM:8000-97FF) so, unless I turn this game into a GBC game (and I certainly don't feel like doing that, unless it turns out to be very little time-consuming :P), overworld will still be a 4-colours-world (at best I might give a different colour palette to the player). Or did you mean something else? (I always found the word "overworld" ambiguous)

This looks like an amazing hack. Real time clock?! Nighttime palettes?! I've got to play this.

Great as always!

They are both good electric team pokemon but I prefer Mareep/Flaaffy/Ampharos because they fit better to the 'natural wood theme'. Their movesets can be easily ported to RBY.

I prefer Shinx because I think mareep (and its evos) are a bit overused, at least in g/s/c.

Those of us who mostly played Crystal never saw much of Mareep…

Funny story: I have never, ever caught a Remoraid. My Crystal Pokédex was 249 with a glitched Mew and a sharked Celebi, and there are no Remoraids in Sapphire or FireRed. Then I stopped playing new games…

While I have played the newer games, I believe the games were better in Generation I and II.

I can't really make a realistic estimate. I plan to get some work done in next holiday period (Christmas holiday), hopefully. Maybe I can get a small demo ready for January, but I can't promise anything sure.

NEWS:
I'm sorry, but I eventually realized that I don't have any more interest in developing a ROM hack, mainly because I'm not enjoying mapping, writing dialogs, thinking up story events (I'm moving to simply reverse existing code both in IIMarckus' pokered and probably in a new coming disassembly of GSC), so I'd like to know if there's anyone willing to seriously carry on the project. I'll release the source code of the hack, with all docs and related files (pics, data tables) that I've worked on so far.

I've been suggested by IIMarckus to make this hack into a community project, so let me know if you're interested. I'm still willing to do my part on the hack, by programming scripts and doing general ASM hacking, but for the other tasks I think I'm done.

Thank you.
Yes, basically I don't want to have to think up anything anymore (my creativity is almost inexistent :P), like what a certain map will look like, how many people will be there, what will happen in that other map, etc.
By 'other tasks' I mean mapping, building up map headers, connections, object data, texts, defining precisely what the various scripts will have to do. Those things that previously you were used to do in a hex editor, here you'll be able to do them using the disassembly, making things nicer. Also, about tasks like ASM and scripting I'd prefer not to be the only one, but we'll see.

Another thing I should say is that the project is going to be hosted on Bitbucket and it would help if you could sign up an account there (to push updates to the repository you can download a version control program like mercurial/tortoise).