Photoshop! They have flowchart programs specifically designed for stuff like this. Were you not allowed to use one? Lots of them are free. It turned out great, though. Stuff like this is really useful to have in the documentation when you're trying to figure things out.

I used LucidChart for the first 60 'items', then it whined at me to pay moneys. I stomped it and took it to Photoshop to finish.

I usually use StarUML tricky program to use sometimes.

The flowchart throws up some confusion to me though. There are two 'is stage cleared?' questions and the first one has three yes answers. If if the stage is already cleared why do I have to do all the levels over again, or is it stage select? Also, if I choose yes, do I follow all three paths at the same time so I'll play thrre stages at the same time? What bappens if I lose all my lives nefore I gdt to the boss? Can't I choose to not play the tutorial?

I learned it is best to approach a flowchart like a computer. Don't assume that people know stuff even if it is obvious. It is better to divide a step in smaller segments than to have an unclarified big segment. And always make sure you can only follow one path, like yes or no, 1 2 3, or, in your example: 'Are there any stages cleared?' which could result in 'no', 'Stage 1 is cleared', 'Stage 2 is cleared' or 'Stage 3 is cleared'.

This isn't to bitch on you, I'm just trying to help. If you're looking for further help, don't hesitate to ask!

I appreciate the feedback. I'm not really able to care much about fixing it through since I've only got a short time to fix all my other projects' flaws and such... UI/UX class is my last 'elective' class, mostly 'cause it was about the only thing left remotely interesting on the school's menu. Thanks :)

I understand. Good luck!

"on a macro level"

HEH