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i define skipping town as not stoping ant any town: if you skip the first town and way the first night at second town you still get hurt by the night damage even if you are inside the 2nd town tho it can be buggy sometimes. Same goes with skipping second town before 2nd night if you arive at the caslte before second night as passed you will recieve night damage.
What you are sugesting it more going really early then full out skipping town.
Don't people normally say "Jack of all trades"?
If we are defining "skipping town" as riding to the next town instead of waiting for night and then dawn then I think there is a situation where it makes sense.
If you are at the 2nd town, opened the chests, fully stocked, I think it makes sense to skip town if you can start early enough. Assuming no other duo is also skipping town(which is usually the case), you'll get to the castle first, and be able to replenish the bandages you lost. Moreover, you can save a lot of bandages if you make use of the healing bomb instead of bandages to survive the night.