OPTION STRICT forces the user to declare any variable used in the program. For example, if you use OPTION STRICT and then use A=2, it will give an error. To fix this problem, you replace A=2 with VAR A=2 to declare the variable. OPTION STRICT is often used in complex programs, with all the variables being declared at the beginning of the program. Strings will also be affected by OPTION STRICT.

There's that one strawberry I just can't reach...

Instead of printing X and Y, try printing CHR$(X) and CHR$(Y). That's how you convert a number into a character. If you want to know which character gives what number (or if you just want to do the opposite of CHR$), try ASC("[your character]"). I hope I helped!

Or is there anything worth adding/removing? I want to make sure my programs will work correctly in all kinds of situations.

[This is not my game! Its name is Celeste, and I found it on the internet.] This is the second time I beat the game. I love it! I wonder if anyone was able to collect all the strawberries and/or beat the game with 0 deaths.

Also, I don't really see any gameplay improvements. Here's some annoying stuff and/or bugs: *In the shop, the prices for the items don't show up anymore..? *When you press A to go to another territory, press A again once you've reached it. For some reason, the sprite moves again. *The bug where the game won't let you do anything when you only bring bows to battle wasn't fixed. (See picture)

Here's some ideas. *Make the shop a "shop", instead of a black screen. Make it pretty! *Add a money income value to each territory that will be 'harvested' once in an ingame month. *Make money more useful: add more items to the shop and make statistics for incomes. *Add more territory! Make the map much larger and divide territories in smaller portions. Also try to make random map generation.

Did someone say Lum-- /me runs.

Awesome. I'm 100% sure I couldn't have done any better. I might want to add my own touch to it later, but for now I'll let you finish the game.

I didn't bring anyone to capture the enemy's castle, so the game is stuck on that screen. :P

The arrows didn't disappear when the battle was over! lol

I guess I'm looking for something cool, not too childish and not too mature. It can also be a little fictive.

The color selected changes the color of titles' border and the pause menu's bottom screen color. There's no need for transparency, unless people really want it for some reason.

No. None of you are in the story, it was written several months ago already. I can't make a story based on people I don't know. The game represents the Petit Wikians only, that's why it's called Petit Wikians! I hope you all understand.

Ehh..? Stop. I don't want to deal with meemoollions of requests. I'll add whoever's worth being in. Besides, the whole story's written already. (Sorry. Of course you'll be in the credits.)

If anyone is willing to help, I currently need the designs for: •Sky (Sunny, Sunset, Starry) •Clouds (Small, Medium, Big) •Ground (Grassy, Dirty, Underground) If anyone's actually willing to make any of it for me, just put the public key in this post. Thanks in advance!

@Ocarina Yes, but it's not like the Mario Party type, it's more like the Smash Bros. type where each mode has its own rules. @sword Err, I do remember you. I can't add one thousand characters to the story mode, but I can add people like you to the credits. Also, there will be character customization, so you can make your own character. All I need right now is to swap the GFILLS with designs. :P

Yay, thanks!

It's a world where all Petit Wikians live. Petit Wikians are the veterans of the Petit Computer community, so it kinda has something to do with Wikis. In Petit Wikians Project, you play through various kinds of games either to set new high scores, unlock new items for your collection, complete the story mode or just pass time.

GSPOIT's pretty nice and all, but can someone explain to me how I'm actually supposed to use its output? lol