Yeah lists are used inevitably, but I'm trying to limit the lists only for data storage, and use all the variables with Ifs and Repeats. Writing and reading A~Z and theta is a lot better than going through L1(3) or L5(2), etc.

I'm having the most trouble remembering what variable does which >.< The thing is, when I was playing around with TLM before I went dormant and didn't know what to do with battle system, I optimized all the programs like crazy so it took me a while (like actually few hours) trying to figure out what the heck each program does. I still don't know exactly what I did in Inventory system, but it works so I'm just gonna leave it alone

Working on the actual battle engine now, by writing the pseudo-code on notepad. When the Battle engine and the Skill engine is done, I might be able to release a small demo

nice job! I couldn't get far because it's really hard to play on wabbit
I would like to see a highscore table if that's not included already?
I'll try to post a screenshot of me epically failing trying to play >.<

Edit: Posted a screenie and LOL I fail at lvl 5. I hope it's easier to play on calc tho. For the 3rd one (the bottom left) I had to click the DEL with my mouse on wabbit, cuz I don't think they have the key for that

Buttefly Effect! LOL I don't know what the equation is about, but I love the concept behind the Butterfly Effect

I do speak Korean

IMO, terran seems OP just because zerg and protoss players in lower leagues lack the proper micro-management against terran. terran is a race that requires the least macro-management so they can concentrate on their army micro. Zerg and Protoss requires constant macro management (especially zerg, if you forget one larva spawn, it puts you 4 larvas short), so it is hard for them to both micro their army while working on their macro. When the MMM push with tank comes, the mutas are not even necessary if you know how to micro the speedlings and banelings properly. Put them into two groups, and send in the speedlings in between the tank and the MMM push. Then send in the banelings from the front, effectively sandwiching the marines in between the speedlings and banelings. The Marines will try to stim and run away from banelings, but speedlings will prevent them from running. BAM, there's the green flash (my favorite part) and all the marines+marauders are gone. Pick off the leftover tanks with the speedlings.

okay so this is what I got so far in battle system.
It's basically linear-tactical turn-based battle system. You have a stamina, which is determined by a lot of stats, mostly your agility-sort of stats (idk what the exact name of the stat is gonna be), the equipments the character is wearing, etc. The stamina is how many times you can move during your turn. Under the stamina and distance, in that empty space will be the battle dialogues, like you did blah blah damage to the monster, you recovered blah blah HP, etc.
Pressing 2ND brings you to the menu, where u can choose to attack, use skills, use items, or end your turn. It is possible to change your weapon during the battle, allowing a dynamic battle where the player can choose different weapons based on the enemy's weakness and the distance between you and the enemy. However, when you do change your weapon you may not attack, use skill, or use item that turn.
In order to escape the battle, simply exit out of the battle to the character's left. However, note that there is a chance that you won't be able to escape, which is also determined by the character stats and the distance between the enemy.
The enemy also has a chance to escape, and the player can choose to TRY to stop the monster from escaping or not, which means it is possible that the monster will escape even if the player tried to stop it. The monster will try to escape based on the character's level, the monster's "ferocity" and the monster's health remaining, plus the monster's agility, etc.
There are items and skills where you can push/pull the monster into/away from you. There are also aerial monsters, which can only be attacked by ranged weapons/skills, etc.

I gave a lot of thoughts into the battle system, and it is not too complex enough to cause significant speed drop nor huge memory usage on the calculator, but gives enough dynamics and complexity for people who are tired of traditional equip-best-equipments-and-click-biggest-damaging-skill battles.