Nice . Btw I hope you were not the other person to have troubles compiling apps on his calc. In my case, if I get into large Axe prog development, I can't use my 83+ because APP compiling doesn't work on it

Can't wait for the other screenshots

(as I see more progress it will most likely make it into major TI projects eventually)

Yeah I remember about that. I sometimes worry your ROM got hit by some bad ASM stuff or your hardware is dying

Yeah I need to do that too, one day. My 83+SE is defect, too (battery draining issue). Besides that I got a Nspire, but ASM stuff runs slower most of the time. A TI-84+ seems expensive on Ebay, though (if we only include sellers who ship internationally).

Cool to hear

Btw have you got much success so far with damage formulas? I wonder how hard it is in Axe with 2 byte integers and all? In old RPGs, there were overflow glitches and all, like Final Fantasy Mystic Quest final boss cure glitch. You need to make sure that when calculating your attack, the attack power and random added damage that you won't end up above 32767, looping back to -32768, curing the enemy by extreme high amounts of HP

Ah ok

In a RPG where, for example, your magic power can be from 5 to 255 and the magic attack you want to use is the ultimate spell, which is 100 in power. This makes 25500 damage. Now imagine if the enemy is weak against this element and damages are doubled, but the enemy got no defense against magic, and that you used a spell to double your magic power. That goes beyond the 65535 limit. Fortunately you can get around that by not using too many multipliers or lower attack powers, but you get the idea. I guess this is why a lot of console and calc RPGs won't go above 999.

I got the beginnings of damage implemented into the battle engine.

On a side note:
At least most of the items in this list don't apply to Nostalgia.

Can't wait to see battles in action ^^ and I mean a full battle

Also this guide can be nice sometimes, although of course it's not to be taken seriously as a whole

Thank you, because my brother used the comp too much lately and landed me with a filter that won't even let you use the Internet without a password.  So iPod touh Ftw!
That said, very nice job.