Where to begin? where to start?
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Where to begin? I have coded games in the past using engines. From drag and drop to GML (game maker language). I dabbled in python and java. I even have made small websites. I was not much involved in theses heavily until I had come across the game Grey Hack. This hacking sim had coding in a language most call GreyScript. I got engrossed with GreyScript; I thought I knew everything about it until someone had mention that it was a fork from another language. I inquired and found out it was derived from a simple, easy to learn language called MiniScript. After messing with Mini Micro for the first time I fell in love with the language. The simplicity of this language out weighs the learning curve for others. If you didn't know how to code, or know where to start learning some basic coding practices or logic theories or methods; MiniScript has an entire wiki and a wonderful community that is there to help support and provide feedback. Many users of MiniScript had come up