Thank you, you are right I did want to learn i want to create it to loop but when i do it it gets stock. this is what i have writen so far. <script> var player_one; var player_two; var start; var dexterity=0; var level=2; var n_attacks; var hit_roll; var random; var difficulty; var dodge=2; var critical; var damage; var strength=2; var random_two; var random_one; var success; function focusout() { if (!start) { n_attacks=Math.round(level/3); random=Math.random()*100; document.write(Math.round(random_one=random)); hit_roll=Math.round(dexterity*20+random_one); difficulty=Math.round(dodge*20); r=Math.random()*5; random_two=Math.round(r); document.write("
"); } } </script>

In reply to Re^2: (OT) Brawling Javascript by mariol
in thread (OT) Brawling Javascript by mariol

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