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This is true. kill_this_task() kills a script instance. Whenever you blah(), that code is run in a new script instance. I think the if (&myhp < 0) block would do great just after handling the choices in void fight.
For a similar reason, I see that in void strike, you goto enemy. I suggest using the simple return, here's why:
Script instance 1 encounters the line "strike()", creates script instance 2, and waits for it to get back.
Script instance 2 searches for "void strike", finds it, runs it.
... encounters the line "goto enemy".
... searches for "enemy:", finds it, runs it.
... encounters "goto command".
... searches for "command:", finds it, runs it.
... encounters the line "strike()", creates instance 3, and waits for it to get back.
Script instance 3 searches for "void strike", finds it, runs it.
etc.
I expect an epic combat of lots of rounds to crash the game, because you'll run into the script limit. With return, it'll be script instance 1 that wakes up, hopefully skips the other &result checks, and proceeds at enemy:. I say "hopefully", because &result may change if whatever choice you made results in another choice menu.
For a similar reason, I see that in void strike, you goto enemy. I suggest using the simple return, here's why:
Script instance 1 encounters the line "strike()", creates script instance 2, and waits for it to get back.
Script instance 2 searches for "void strike", finds it, runs it.
... encounters the line "goto enemy".
... searches for "enemy:", finds it, runs it.
... encounters "goto command".
... searches for "command:", finds it, runs it.
... encounters the line "strike()", creates instance 3, and waits for it to get back.
Script instance 3 searches for "void strike", finds it, runs it.
etc.
I expect an epic combat of lots of rounds to crash the game, because you'll run into the script limit. With return, it'll be script instance 1 that wakes up, hopefully skips the other &result checks, and proceeds at enemy:. I say "hopefully", because &result may change if whatever choice you made results in another choice menu.
