Oh, God yes. I can live with just 9th Edition. But I would prefer [N]. ; )

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I don't know it's the same as playing a calc if u made it link play then **** yea I would play it well

yea but couldnt people just program the cards in even if they don't have it although I love that idea but you should make some kinda way so like people who dont have it cant enter it in

btw, does anyone know if data from an appvar can be copied to RAM and run as executable?  I'm trying to think of a good way to create dlls on z80.

edit: most likely 68k though cuz i have more experience ( ya right) w/ it.

edit: oh, looks like there's much opposition to the idea.  nvm then

Duuuuuuude... MTG is teh bummer! *nod*

If you can find a way to cram all the rules MTG has into a program, using an external file for the card list and add a card editor, I think many (including me) would take up the task of adding more sets of cards!

If it isn't possible due to the extreme complexity of the game, I think core set rules would suffice. There are enough core sets going round, and core set is easier (simpler and fewer abilities) to play.

Take this! *taps out*
A Disintegrate for twenty to the dome bwahahaha!

well, all effects might be hard, but stuff like first/double strike, haste, vigialance, protection, flying, shadow, that kind of thing could be done, but if it were muliplayer, then many of the effects wouldn't be needed.

I was thinking that it could be done on the 68k if dlls were made for each card set and appvars for each card sets.  That means the variety in your deck would be limited to what you can fit on your calc, or what you choose to fit on it.

I was thinking a similar thing could be done on the z80 calcs with appvars.  I was thinking that executable could be stored into appvars and then copied to RAM by the MTG APP, hopefully acting similar to a dll.  Then another appvar will contain the data for that card set.  Obviously, this gives 84+SE users an advantage over 83+BE users because they can store many times more cardset dlls and data.

One problem is the linking though.  The dlls have to be designed so that only one person needs the dlls in order to work.  Most likely, some kind of switch master calc design.  

I too have a lot of projects to work on first.  You guys are still expecting my first project, and then after than N, and maybe my RPG, but if you guys really want, I'll defer the RPG and make MTG a major project goal after I've gotten more experience.

btw, can somebody explain the stack to me? not the z80's hardware stack, i mean order of resolution in Magic.  I never played w/ that, but it turns it can be important.

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If it isn't possible due to the extreme complexity of the game, I think core set rules would suffice. There are enough core sets going round, and core set is easier (simpler and fewer abilities) to play.