I don't mean to be a know-it-all, but Fox can't launch at 120%, let alone 60
Or, to put it in less of a jerk-ish way, different characters have different launching abilities.

At the beginning of school last year, I was already pretty interested in learning how to program, and I got a CSE for school. It was on a discount, and somehow was even less then the monochrome models
Anyway, I searched up "how to program a TI-84+CSE" and came to TI Basic Dev. I stayed there for a while, and I saw one of the links to a calculator site, so I clicked it, and ended up here

I've updated my list:
-The actual Empire Earth
-Luigi's Mansion (either Dark Moon or the first one, I have a Wii and 3DS, and a Gamecube)
-Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker
-I want to find my copy of Super Mario Sunshine! (My basement got flooded, and that's where our Gamecube was, so my parents put that stuff away so they could remodel it, and I found the Gamecube and SMS strategy guide, but no game!  )
-SMB3 w/o cheats (I have it on my 3DS)

along with my older list:

-SSBM
-Majora's Mask
-ALTTP (played Link Between Worlds, but I want to try the actual one sometime)
-Complete Mega Man 3 w/o cheats

Sorry, it says it was public, so I uploaded it to MediaFire.

I have screenies and a beta to share now!

Download here!
Of course, if I decide I will use hybrid basic libraries, I will definitely make actual sprites for everything.
Here's my to-do:
*Start working on ability to create soldiers/citizens, mark them on map
*Start enemy AI
*Try to complete data transfer ability [X] (seems to work for now, but I don't have a compatible calc to test with at the moment)
*Add more to Help menu, eventually make a new menu for Help, data transfers, etc. [X]
*Look more into hybrid color libraries
*Add more types of objects (buildings)
*Figure out what F1 will be and make it [X]
*Implement money [X]

Will this be kinda like a turn-based strategy game or something like those early 90's strategy games where you build a big army then send it off on a battlefield, resulting into an automated battle? I didn't play much of that stuff sadly, as the only strategy games I really played were Starcraft series, Warcraft II/III and some Command and Conquer stuff.

Good luck by the way, since this looks like this will be pretty challenging to code, especially that you will most likely need some sort of tilemap if it's graphical.

Sounds like a nice idea, good luck with it!

Thanks, both of you! DJ: It's most like Clash of Clans, but you have multiple plots at your disposal and have technological ages to play through. I plan on using xLibC, if any hybrid library at all, to make it look better.
So, here's my list of things done:
*Set up overworld interface
*Set up map screen interface
*Allowed test objects to be created into world and destroyed

For the test objects, I wanted all of them to be rendered, even after walking through them, so they would be "actually there". I first just made them be refreshed every loop iteration, but the most I could stand onscreen was four, and that was being very generous. With a For( loop and an If statement, I got it able to handle 6 objects at that same speed! It goes through the temporary list of all objects onscreen, and sees if you are 16 pixels away from the object. If you're exactly 16 away, it refreshes the object's image, but if not, it leaves the object alone. This way, any unnecessary object image refreshing is avoided. The reason I chose 16 was because you teleport 8 pixels in a certain direction every time you walk. If you're any closer, you collide with the object's "sprite", which looks weird if it's being redrawn over your character, and your character is also being redrawn over the object.

Wait are you creating a site for TImpire Earth? Or do you mean in the project topic URL?

Yeah, the topic URL. I think that the title I'm going with, so I'll make the topic soon.