Updated Scene System (markdown)

Scene-System.md

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 The scene system is the backbone of the game client, utilizing the [strategy pattern](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategy_pattern) to control various different logical scenarios found throughout the game (the main menu, the game world, combat scenarios, etc). It consists of the following files:
 
-* scene_list.hpp
+* [scene_list.hpp](https://github.com/Ratstail91/Tortuga/blob/master/client/scene_list.hpp)
-* base_scene.hpp
+* [base_scene.hpp](https://github.com/Ratstail91/Tortuga/blob/master/client/base_scene.hpp)
-* base_scene.cpp
+* [base_scene.cpp](https://github.com/Ratstail91/Tortuga/blob/master/client/base_scene.cpp)
-* scene_manager.hpp
+* [scene_manager.hpp](https://github.com/Ratstail91/Tortuga/blob/master/client/scene_manager.hpp)
-* scene_manager.cpp
+* [scene_manager.cpp](https://github.com/Ratstail91/Tortuga/blob/master/client/scene_manager.cpp)
-* main.cpp
+* [main.cpp](https://github.com/Ratstail91/Tortuga/blob/master/client/main.cpp)
 
 ## Breakdown
 
-main.cpp simply creates an instance of SceneManager, calls it's Init(), Loop() and Quit() functions in order, and handles any fatal exceptions thrown from the rest of the program.  
+main.cpp simply creates an instance of SceneManager, calls it's `Init()`, `Loop()` and `Quit()` functions in order, and handles any fatal exceptions thrown from the rest of the program.  
-scene_list.hpp holds an enum class of macros, one for each scene in the game. All scenes in the game should include this file in the *.cpp. The macros QUIT, CONTINUE and FIRST are reserved.
+scene_list.hpp holds an enum class of macros, one for each scene in the game. All scenes in the game should include this file in the *.cpp. The macros `QUIT`, `CONTINUE` and `FIRST` are reserved.  
 base_scene.hpp and base_scene.cpp hold the interface of the strategy pattern i.e. all scenes in the game MUST inherit from the BaseScene class. This class handles the game's screen (which is a static member) and the player's input (via SDL).  
 scene_manager.hpp and scene_manager.cpp hold the SceneManager class, which initializes and deinitializes the game client, and handles the transition between scenes in the strategy pattern.
 
 ## Instructions
 
-To add a new scene to the game, create a class that inherits from BaseScene, overriding any or all of it's members. Then, include the class's header into scene_manager.cpp where it's indicated. Finally, add a new macro for your scene to scene_list.hpp, and modify SceneManager::LoadScene(SceneIndex) to include that macro and your scene's constructor.  
+To add a new scene to the game, create a class that inherits from BaseScene, overriding any or all of it's members. Then, include the class's header into scene_manager.cpp where it's [indicated](https://github.com/Ratstail91/Tortuga/blob/master/client/scene_manager.cpp#L9). Finally, add a new macro for your scene to scene_list.hpp, and modify SceneManager::LoadScene(SceneIndex) to include that macro and your scene's constructor.  
 Here's an example, using a class called "NewScene":
 
 ```c++11