CHARTLEY'S PROFILE

I suggest we allow Neophyte to enter his submission, before anyone does any nominating.

Thanks! give it a shot now. :)

I'll comment on everyone's map when the voting begins.

I bet you $500 that George Martin wrote all of their music and that the whole thing was a sham.

I would gladly make that bet. ^_^

So I tested this out, with the code being:

Input Key Processing (shift key)
Branch (If variable = 7)
move event hero (begin jump, move forward, move forward, end jump)
variable change back to zero
End Branch

This works perfectly, I found. As long as the movement event has "ignore impossible moves" selected. If you're two tiles away from something impassible, your hero will not jump at all. But if he's right next to an impassible tile, he'll jump over it so long as there's a passible tile on the other side. I encountered no bugs of getting stuck.

Hmm...

1) Mark Twain (Tom Sawyer)
2) JD Salinger (Franny and Zooey, Catcher in the Rye)
3) JK Rowling (Harry Potter)
4) Lloyd Alexander (Prydain chronicles)
5) Yann Martel (Life of Pi)
6) Cormac McCarthy (The Road, No Country for Old Men)
7) W.O. Mitchell (Who Has Seen the Wind)
8) Mary Lawson (Crow Lake)
9) Ernst Hemingway (Old Man and The Sea, The Sun Also Rises)
10) Robert Pirseg (Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance)

I feel like I'm missing someone important... Oh well. That's a pretty good summary of the books and authors I've enjoyed most. I'm not entirely sure on the order though, as it depends on the mood, but I did the best I could. ^_^