save a few bytes, use a proper loop for flashing enemy ships

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/README.txt b/README.txt
index 86f0b5b..ad6736d 100644
--- a/README.txt
+++ b/README.txt
@@ -114,10 +114,7 @@ slower, and the prompt timeouts will be 20% longer (1 sec => 1.2 sec). I
 don't think this is a real issue (it's not like Taipan is a fast-paced
 arcade game).
 
-Bugs! At least these:
-
-- Exiting the game (Play again? N) needs to at minimum restore the
-  original text/background colors.
+BUGS! At least these:
 
 - The BSS can overlap the start of the title screen (it's very close
   anyway). Consequences: There is a momentary graphics glitch when the
@@ -160,7 +157,9 @@ Bugs! At least these:
 
 - One of my playtesters reported that, when running away from combat, it
   said 4 billion ships were attacking (number of ships must have gone
-  negative). I was never able to reproduce this.
+  negative). I was never able to reproduce this.... but another playtester
+  reported that (in a later version), the number of enemy ships suddenly
+  jumped to 6000+ during a fight, so there's something hinky there.
 
 - After a fight, "Arriving at Manila" or such will sometimes appear on the
   fight screen without clearing it first (ships still visible).
@@ -333,7 +332,7 @@ Other things that need doing to the code:
   4 digits there, 9999trillion would be the max. Or, abbreviate "billion"
   as "bil", allowing 4 more digits. "99999999 bil" would be 99 quadrillion.
 
-- Size optimization. Right now, the executable is almost 28K of code. I'd
+- Size optimization. Right now, the executable is almost 30K of code. I'd
   like it to at least fit on a 16K cartridge. A lot of the C code is
   redundant, and some things can be rewritten in asm if need be. I've
   already eliminated all uses of printf() and its ilk, which removed 2K