Easy, just use a global variable. Initialize it once in the beginning.Like MONEY=10:POTIONS=0. In your shop loop just do this IF MONEY>=3 THEN INC POTIONS; MONEY=MONEY-3;WAIT 5 after selecting item.

Scientist!

Yep, also start w/simple and small scope projects. Rpg's will help you learn choice/battle/menu logic, where games like pong will help you learn movement/platforming logic.

If you can't take reasonable advice then don't get offended. No need to resort to name calling. Oscar is right, good luck finding people to make a game you want. No one said coding was easy, take the time and dedication to learn it.

Stats screen? Include stats like time played, enemies defeated, steps taken, ect.

Sweet, cool idea. Just a note though this is full of typos.

It's a question, just too broad of one. You want step-by-step on creating a game? That would be pages long, just keep practicing you can figure it out. Ask speciific questions when you get stuck.

Its okay dude it is a lot, but it's not as hard as it seems. Don't give up, use the code i showed you and experiment with how it reacts. Dimension only really makes sense when there is more than 1. Dont worry about 2-dimensional arrays until you understand basic 1-dim arrays.

Arrays are useful because of their flexibility, they are very useful in FOR loops. Because we can use the loop variable to iterate over the entire array: FOR i=0 TO 9 list[i]=x x=x+1 NEXT

DIM is short for dimension. so , DIM list[10] creates a variable (which is an array) called list. Array indexing starts at 0, so the first reference is list[0] and the last is list[9]. Each index can hold a value. You can add or remove elements from the array, increasing or decreasing the total amount too.

Just use input. So put: INPUT "Choose an option, A, B, or C";ANS$ IF ANS$=="A" THEN GOTO @OPTIONA

Yeah I was thinking something like that Brad! Thanks I will try something similar.

Thanks, but I want something more unique and applicable to a terminal. Maybe like some sort of hacking puzzle.

Hey everyone! In my game the player interacts with computer terminals. These are pretty basic and I've made one VERY simple puzzle. Any ideas for good puzzles? Nothing extremely complicated to code please.

Waaa? What is this, Key?

I'm working on one too, mine has text based graphics though. So far it's coming along nicely. Working on enemies/loot encounter rates currently.

I'd be psyched for Wolfenstein!

Yeah, and it will help you learn and improve your programming! It's a lot of fun seeing what other people can make.

Your question is very vague. What exactly do you want to code? AI? that can get complex very quickly. Basically just math for their behavior. And, just don't publish games w/copyright content and you'll be fine. You can make them for fun though.

IDK. But I can tell you that CLS:ACLS is redundant. ACLS clears everything.