PyWeek - Binary Defense - feedback

Fun Prod Inno Disq N/W Comments
1 1 1 yes Couldn't get it to work.
3 3 3 Interesting game.
1 1 1 Are you serious about following all those steps just to play the game? What is this? Make the game in a week, and then setup each environment in another week?
1 1 1 yes from enum import Enum ImportError: No module named enum
4 2 2 Just how do i win the game? And what's with the installation?
1 3 2 I didn't get the point of the game, sorry.
2 2 2 Only one level?, When I win?
1 3 2 It never finish...
2 2 2 It was too hard both to install and to kill the other robot :( I wasn't actually going to give it a try since so many steps were required, but a friend of mine lent me his installation
1 1 1 yes I can't install many dependeces!
2 4 2 Okay.
2 3 3 Hmm.. After killing the pink robot I had nothing to do but annihilate the humans and then myself. Looks like you must have spent a lot of time with the deps and such. That was pretty slick and I ended up in a much better mood by the time I started the game than with some of these other entries that have taken more work to get running. ;)
3 3 2 I´s good!
3 3 2 it's good
2 4 2 Nice effects... The game is a bit dull. The enemy is not very well balanced and there is not much of a goal
3 2 2 I like the title but the game seems rather pointless. I shouldn't let the dudes die? Then why should I destroy buildings? Who is that other robot overlord? Don't get me wrong: The game could be fine if you added some other maps and variation.. It just doesn't seem to be finished yet.
3 3 3 yes Couldn't get the dependencies script that was written to work.
3 3 2 Very hard to kill the other robot, and then there doesn't seem to be any further point?
3 3 3
2 3 3 Difficult to run, and confusing. I kept losing with no clue what I was supposed to be doing.
1 1 1 yes Where is run_game.py? I read the README and I think you're missing the point of buildout - this is for DEPLOYING your application. By the time it reaches my computer, it should be in its `deployed' state. The end user should not have to take time to learn about buildout etc. A much better approach (in the context of this competition) would be to just bundle your dependencies in the lib directory.
1 1 1 yes Meh. ;(