Sorry, I had to remove that link because it had the instructions for illegally downloading a ROM.  However, I uploaded the correct .pdf in the place where all the lessons can get downloaded.  Just go to lesson 4 downloads

Yeah this tutorial really helped me when i started dabbling in Asm a little bit ago Although i did find myself going back and forth between this one and Asm28days.  It does have some valuable resources like a command list, and built in and easy functions (although the error in the pixel command really pissed me off ) overall, its becoming an excellent and amazing resource!  Well done!

It's still nice to see your tutorial is making things much easier for new ASM programmers though. I noticed an increase in people learning ASM since you started those.

Ok ^^

One idea I had was that after I got more comfortable with Axe, I may check your tutorials to attempt understanding some ASM concepts again. Currently, I have troubles setting up tiDE due to an update bug which SirCmpwn needs to fix, but hopefully it may be setup at one point. I don't think I will write entire games in ASM, but it should give me more freedom and help me understand some things easier.

 :'(

Oh I was kidding, because I thought you said I should make a Starcraft game and I remember how hard it can be with like 200 units moving at once with all the AI and stuff

Finally I appear to have misread, though. You said a modified S.A.D

I'm going to take a long, extended break from the ASM tutorials.  My goal is to make the lessons easy for the non-ASM programmer to understand, and so far, I have no idea if it's working past lesson 12.  I'm a person who needs these files reviewed by new ASM programmers--feedback from regular, skilled ASM programmers will not help me know how well I'm doing.  Furthermore, I can't attach files to posts on Cemetech, and for clear, understandable reasons, regular programmers just don't have time to read through them, which isn't their fault. 

So I'm going to wait until people new to ASM have had a chance to read them and provide feedback, especially for lesson 17.  It's nobody's fault at all, but I don't want to think I'm doing splendidly and end up with lesson 25 as a nightmare for the beginning programmer.