I need help from assembly programmers on certain aspects of my Zelda project. Any members working on subroutines will receive full credit for their input. Here is what I need help on...

1.  Full AI for Zelda enemies. Zelda enemy classes have two attacks. (1): Moving toward and colliding with you for damage. and (2): Randomly attacking with their ranged elemental attack (only some enemy classes will do this). There are also two enemy classes that are invisible unless you have a certain item, but should function in AI as normal. To anyone who wants to help with this, I can send more info.

2.  Ranged attacks controlled by player. Three items require this...hook/longshot and the bow.

3.  This is a request for conceptual help, and perhaps coding assistance. The issue with my maps is size. I was going to have an extraction system where I create an appvar with all the map data, then archive the appvar, then extract only the needed map to RAM. The issue is this...during extraction, I will not have enough RAM to copy all the map data to the appvar. The map data is too big. Do I have any other options? I was thinking about creating a group or making several appvars.

I'd be willing to take a crack at some AI coding. Take a look at The Silencer. http://ourl.ca/8472
I know the AI was really buggy, but it was a MUCH more complex AI.

Sure. I'm not amazing at it, but I can get by. I did a remake of Hexpic (the program included with Axe) in ASM.