Non-Named (More debugging)

[Filler]

I was thinking of using a variable to determine the last stat up level up, so you never get the same two stat increases again.

Anyhow, been brainstorming the enemy interaction idea, as I want it to be AI based. Thought up of the following things:

• The AI chooses it's interaction with other enemies based off after a turn or two (doing the interaction on the first turn would be unfair for new players, as they'd never know)
  
• The AI then notices something (example, a powerful attack if they're weak), then "thinks" it's idea out based of the enemies around it, such as using a larger, stronger enemy as a shield to protect themselves from being hit
  
• Enemies can turn on other enemies if required for them to live, such as animal-like enemies eating smaller ones like a food chain for health
  
• In order to make it a tad more fair, the actions are predictable on what they do, but the aftermath is not (for example, which enemy will they hide behind)
  
• Different enemy groups could be used as a way of increasing the difficulty curve without throwing too much enemies. Maybe have different enemy formations that cause different interactions with each-other that'll become harder until enemies get swapped out for newer ones. This allows players to think out strategies based off enemies they already know and learnt of.
  

The environment will also play a factor, too. But not as major as the enemies.

Also, stat growing:

• Stats will be increased by 1-5 on each level up
  
• To make it more predictable, they'll follow a "level up pattern" that'll raise each stat accordingly depending on each party member. Once the player realizes this pattern, they can make decisions based off what they know will increase.
  
• A bonus stat increase will be included on each level, the player is able to chose what stat, but the outcome of how much is random.