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[DerVVulfman]

Well, line 1321 (as your display shows) indicates this line:
$ABS.enemies = {}

If it is saying that it cannot figure out what enemies is because enemies is part of a Nil class, then the $ABS class had not been defined.

The $ABS class needs to be defined (aka created), and that only occurs when you Create a new game (via the command_new_game method), or load an existing game (via the read_save_data method in Scene_Load).

Now the code I used in the two methods are not overwriting the original methods, but use alias commands to add my ABS code to them. So either some script was placed after the ABS and is voiding my changes, or some script placed before had decided to create a new game without using the actual create_new_game method. It happens. Either way, it is something is interfering and preventing the $ABS object from being initialized.

Had you instead tried an already existing save game after loading the Lycan ABS, you would have instead received an End of File error.

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EDIT: AHA! You have Xenres TITLE SKIP! It has code, does it not, that skips the title screen and starts its own NEW GAME????? I'm not familiar with Xenres' system, but it must have its own. Look to this and adapt his script with the values and commands within the Scene_Title code I crafted. This would include copying over any necessary 'new' methods I wrote for Scene_Title.