Re: [pygame] From * import * and Pygame2exe

[andrew baker <failrate@xxxxxxxxx>]

Sure, you could cheat, but I don't want to it to be too easy.  If
someone can crack open your level code in a text editor and see your
oh-so-clever puzzle spelled out in an if-then statement, that's not so
cool.

I'd rather have them perform some very minor wizardry/hacking to get
into my guts :D.

On 7/18/05, Dan <dan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > That's another thing I was thinking, was generating pyc files and
> > exec'ing them.  This would also make cheating by looking at the room
> > data somewhat less trivial.
> 
> I thought that the ability to cheat was an inherent result of
> open-source.     ;-)
> 
> --
>  The first time the [artificially intelligent] creature was put down
>  in the game world, he just stared at his feet. I was puzzled, but
>  after debugging found that the creature was trying to eat himself.
>  He was hungry, and had spotted himself as a nearby convenient object!
>      - Richard Evans, creator of the AI game "Black & White"
> 
> 
> 


-- 
Andrew Ulysses Baker
"failrate"