notquiteparadise VS PyRLTut2021

I think my biggest problems, other than lack of skills were that I got caught half way between defining with data and creating a scripting language, as well as the sheer size and conditionality that was creeping into the data. If I did it again I'd go harder on the scripting as that would make the data definition lighter, I think. Here's what my data looked like: https://github.com/Snayff/notquiteparadise/blob/74aafd3b91c61ffbe96e37e54e9206d1783c1ce6/data/game/skills.json . There was also a secondary issue of creating a system with enough flexibility to allow creative use, but I think that was solvable.

Read through the first few parts of the tutorial and I signed myself up for quite a task! The patterns don't at all align with the way I understand HaxeFlixel (the library I know well enough to use) to work. I'll probably not follow the actual tutorial, just the broad steps in the titles of the parts in Haxe. I am comfortable in Python and did start a separate repo in Python following the tutorial with a devlog of thoughts.