I will award up to a whopping 5 extra credit points for those who thoughtfully complete this self- and peer- evaluation of your Zork team. Please print out the sheet and write on it, or type out your answers and print them, and then (important) hand me the physical hardcopy of your evaluation at the final on Friday. Pinkie promise: no one else on your team will ever see what you write.
Btw, one way to quantitatively evaluate how much code each of your team members contributed to the project is to type this command while somewhere in your git workspace:
$ gitinspector -wHT -x author:Stephen
This will give you the number of commits, added lines, changed lines, etc. for everyone in the repo (not including me, if you used my Zork as a starting point) and also print a useful calendar-type thingy so you can see who was working hardest over time.
(Do let me clarify: “number of lines of code written” is not a perfect measure of contribution to the team — for one thing, not all lines of code are equal, and for another thing, there was a heck of a lot of other stuff to do for the project (especially Zork++ phase 1) than just code. However, it’s something to consider as you compose your evaluation.)