I use theta and I for loops.
K for getkey, of course. I didn't know of TI examples... I just followed others.

I also use F for flags (1 or 0).

The lists I prefer to use is not L1 and L2 but L5 and L6 because is more friendly to user. You rarely use them but L1 and L2 are the first used, I suppose.

Cool...

Now, how much boredom is needed to try on your longest RPG? I wish I could be that bored sometimes to do some really crazy stuff for a change.

I wish XCOPY/Resource existed or that Flash Gordon was more reliable when I did Zelda, it would have maybe 45 subprograms at most instead of 200

How is it possible to follow the code? I couldn't handle that code without quitting for sure...

TI is just odd, again.

Hmmm, a tutorial of ASM to TI-BASIC programmers... The better approach in my opinion would be teach everything from the ground. Teach the low level thinking. Thing that in 28 days tutorials is not explicit.

I had, too, the idea to do an ASM tutorial accessible to all, even people who know nothing of low level. I don't know if I shared the idea. But never actually did any serious writing. I just have an index of what the tutorial would look like.

TI-BASIC doesn't seem to help in nothing, except some mind practising.

After learning ASM, I think C will be easy to tackle.   Never tried or intend to know soon. At least it is useful to understand why exists number value limit and loss of accuracy on PHP and Python numbers. But understanding is not mandatory, you can just memorize one or two rules.

Good idea! This will make another nice searchable source for TI-BASIC stuff.

Omnimaga has being busy requesting pages these days...

To jojojakes: that is starting to be a funny meme.