I'm good at breaking things, so testing would be my forte... But I'm in the middle of two major commitments at this time, and I definitely do want to help and contribute what I can. My programming "skills" are from before Windows 95, and I usually found things to do that were DOS-based in plain C language (I hated all that 16 pages of gobble-dee-gook just to get a window on-screen), though I could also do ASM, basic and VB up to v6. I've basically been out of touch with my old programming mind for almost 25 years, and will nod off anytime I read a book on computers ('course, I nod off at the drop of a hat anyway). I haven't a clue how this "modern" programming stuff works, but you seen one assembler, you've seen 'em all, or so they say... I'm currently getting dazed and confused for so long it's not true in the text-based files of the Fall of the Rising Sun and Climb Mount Niitaka mods. A modders "interface" in the game, with documentation, for me, would be a bonus...
Daunting, major undertaking, but it'd be fun!
