The whole purpose to rewriting the story is start off with a blank slate, polish my grammar and errors in typos, plotline, and so on. I would trim the bloat in my story if there is any, remove some unnecessary characters or plotlines, and keep it focused, immersive, and more human than the anime style I have been doing up until this point.

I would also be creating accompany Koikatsu renders which each chapter to enhance the reading experience (maybe) as I've been doing with my recent chapters. From the get go, I'll be re-writing in a new format that is suitable to a epub/ebook format or even a visual novel which I slightly experimented with my python build of the game.

Looking forward to it, whatever you decide

I gotta get back into writing soon. I had slacked off for too long.

For the larger maps (and maybe for the smaller ones), I think it helps to print out a map instead of selecting it in a menu. That way you can keep track of your movements in real time. Woodlands map is loosely based on the final battle in Act 1 of Mil-Sim Story

Maybe it's too soon, but I'm torn between adding more base management stuff, more maps, more weapons and gadgets (some are missing that were featured in my story), and a Tournament Mode.

The Tournament mode would generate a randomly generated Mil-Sim Tournament for the player or perhaps have the option to play the one based on the original plot, like picking a favorite team from the story or deploying your own to rewrite the events in the story (like what if Vampire Squad/JarPig Squad won) and so on. Would be interesting but that's far off the agenda for now.

run.sh now starts with a cool ascii title screen too.

So far, the game is 552,0 KB. At the moment, it's small enough to put on a diskette drive. I have a feeling it'll get larger in size over time. This is the first game I've made since Uni when I made a tick-tack-toe game in C years ago so don't expect super optimization. I'm not a qualified programmer by any means.