| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Since I do not seem to be able shut my mouth any longer, I will comment on my own post, concerning the suggested code: Even though you could use events for the moves (like 'Move1Used.Invoke();' 'Move2Used.Invoke();' and 'PokePowerUsed.Invoke();') I would recommend using OOP instead, since then you could just say Pokemon.Moves[0..3].Use(), assuming there was a pokemon with, like, 2 PokePowers and 2 moves.
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