If Proposal: Needs Less Halting Problem was enacted, revert its changes.

Add a new System to the list in the rule Systems:

| Advanced Logic Module || ₩4,500 || 290 || Passive: Enables all Advanced Triggers and Reactions in the rule Botscript.

In the rule BotScript, add the following to the bulleted list immediately after the sentence ‘All otherwise-legal Reactions are Resolvable, except if that Reaction’:

Triggers and Reactions marked Advanced may only be Resolvable if the Actor is permitted to use them by a System Effect or other ruleset-defined mechanism.

In the same rule, after “Combined triggers are accompanied by a single Reaction as normal”, add:

Combinable Reactions may be combined with one other other Reaction in the same manner as Triggers; however, a Combinable Reaction must be the first in the combined Reaction.

Add the following to the list of triggers:

* Advanced: “If the value of Token X is [greater than / less than / equal to] Y”, where X is any string of one five characters in length and Y is any integer
* Advanced: “If [the Actor’s / Y’s] [chassis / engine / exposed System] has a Condition that is [greater than / less than / equal to] X”, where x is any positive percentage value and Y is the name of a single Opponent that is a current participant in the same Bout as the Actor
* Advanced: “If line #X of this script was the trigger that took effect in the Actor’s most recent round preceding this one”, where X is an integer between 1 and 10
* Advanced: “If on the Opponent’s last turn they uses system X” where X is the name of any System

Add the following to the list of reactions:

* Advanced, Combinable: “...[increase / decrease] Token X by Y”, where X is any string of one five characters in length and Y is any integer
* Advanced: “... then move X times towards opponent Y”, where X is a positive integer and Y is the name of a single Opponent that is a current participant in the same Bout as the Actor

Add the following as a new subrule to the rule BotScript, called Tokens:

Some BotScript Triggers or Reactions may refer to Tokens being tracked or modified. Tokens only exist relative to the BotScript that created them; the Announcer may distinguish between Tokens of the same name generated by different scripts as they please. A Token is created for a BotScript whenever its value is modified by a Reaction in that script, if that token does not already exist for that script; each Token may only hold numeric values, defaults to a value of zero, has its value privately tracked by the Announcer, and is reset to zero and then destroyed at the end of the Bout in which is was created.