reminds me of:

gotta catch 'em all -PO-KE-MON!

looks great so far dude.  reminds me of pokemon mixed with dying eyes mixed with other good stuff!

They take up (virtually) no space in the app-200 bytes at most, I'd say. Hooray for executing external programs from apps

That was the fastest rickroll I ever seen. :O

Nice one.

Also great progress!

EDIT:

Axe Raycaster: 0.1%-just tinkering around....

Cool, I can't wait!

I'm thinking about having a separate, hidden, difficult to get to area, which will be full of memes and the secret boss WILL use that transition and his sprite will be a 24x24 version of Rick Astley's head.

And, actually, I'm not kidding. (But it will probably be the last part of the game made)

I haven't made any new transitions, as I'm mainly working on the different moves and making sure every class is relatively balanced (ie archer types won't get crappy moves whereas mage types get awesome ones)

Done with animations.....I wish

First I have to (again) decide on all the moves. Then I'll have to make the animations >.> of which there are a lot of. (around 40 I think) I want to get the balance of the game *relatively* even before I make animations, which means i have to figure out how to take an enemy's type, class, and level and generate its moveset accordingly. This I've been putting off for a little bit, plus i got distracted by the raycaster lol. I'll get around to it though, probably when I'm bored in class sometime this week

Small update: finished a lot of conceptual work with the move system, so now the real coding can resume . There are a total of 90 different techniques in the game.

Well I cheated a *little bit* Let me give out the specs for the move system:

First, the first 2 (or maybe 3) moves available in battle depend on what type of weapon you have equipped. You can gain experience with a certain type of weapon, level it up, and learn better moves with that weapon. The main level up system is independent of this, and raises your stats on level up (like in normal RPGs) It's like in real life, if you trained a lot with swords, you would eventually get good at using a sword, but not at using other weapons. However, you'd still get stronger and faster no matter what you're training with. The save file can remember all the different moves you have with each weapon, so you can alter your moveset by switching weapons.

The other 3 moves available to you I call 'skills,' which are learned upon leveling up to a certain level (or using a scroll) are constant independent of weapon and unique depending on your class.

There are 6 classes of weapons/characters/enemies etc. There are 5 main weapon skills that each class of weapon can learn, and all of these moves are the same except for their typing. =30 moves
Now there are 3 types of move for each weapon class that can be learned as well, as well as 2 levels of each move =3*2*6=36 moves
Now each class also gets 6 skills that they can learn independent of their weapon = 36 moves.

Woops, there are actually 102 moves