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[zradick]

That's definitely one of the niftiest things I've seen in a while.  I wasn't sure exactly what I was doing at first, but once I started to get the hang of it it was fairly intuitive.  There were still some things I don't think I really understood, like why some of the laser things were green and others turned yellow and reddish, but it was still fun and novel.
It would be cool to add some popping/particle effects when the bubble things burst to let you know you are getting them, and some juicy sound effects would be nice too, but I will definitely be voting for this none-the-less.  Keep up the good work.
Cheers!
--Zack

[Morusque]

Red stuffs are more powerull than green ones.
Towers that are easy to put on the board are usually weaker and towers with lots of "dead blocs" around are more powerfull.

I may build a second version someday, including advices some of you made, like this "consistent within a single game session, but inconsistent between sessions" thing.

Anyway, I'm glad some people are voting for my game, thank you. 

[mrfredman]

This game is incredible and I love it and stuff, but the sound refuses to stop playing even after i run KillSounds.bat um... what should I do?

[Morusque]

go to the task manager and kill pd.exe processes manually... hmmm really sorry for that 

[Derek]

Definitely a great idea and fun in practice!  I love feeling like my computer is an arsenal.  Fix the sounds bug and you're golden (or have it run the batch file automatically somehow?)!

A couple other, very minor things:

- a bit of in-game explanation of the interface wouldn't hurt (maybe briefly, right when start your first game).

- It might make more sense to just give the player more life and take out the experience-style system that lets you buy more life.  It adds complexity to the game and the interface without adding too much value, imo.  I'm not even sure the delete ("x") button is necessary, for that matter.

- "Right Clic" -> "Right Click"

Great work!

[Morusque]

Just wanted to let you know that Jeremy Sachs built a mac version of droptd. 
here