just reminding you that i'm still willing to test the program for you once it's ready, as i have access to two calcs

and no, i'm pretty sure you don't need closing quotes. even with spaces, i've never used them and my programs work perfectly fine

yeah, i can imagine how difficult this must be. coordinating linking would make me go crazy enough to start pulling hair out.

and i wasn't rushing you. i just saw earlier posts, so i didn't know if you forgot about me. i know how long these things can take.

personally, I use closing quotes when using spaces to clear parts of the screen, it makes it a lot easier to know where the end of a text statement it.

Change in plans. I think I will release the SP version first, then learn asm for the MP version.

Sweet, now I get to play it

Work on both projects is currently on a standstill. In the first release, transporter ability will not be functional. So avoid using it, please. I may even code an error if it is used. Currently writing out AI routines for the enemy ship. For your knowledge, the AI will be programmed to continually hit first the sensors (so you can't see your enemy or lock onto him to fire), then will target your generators, then life support. Generators supply the ship with power and all systems fail without it. Life Support is the crucial system. Once life support is knocked out you lose the game. Similarly, if you knock out your enemy's life support, you win. Different systems are either in the front or back--targeting one half of the shit will only hit systems in that half. I'm not telling where everything is--it's up to you to figure that out as you play.