The ball should be affected by the velocity of the paddle to allow the ball to speed up when hit at a glance.

Create rough outlines for all future milestones. This is complete once all planned features of the game have been written out.

Display both scores at top of the screen and increment score depending on which side of the screen the ball exited.

Set up Git in Visual Studio. This is complete after the project, including SFML libs, are committed to Github.

Right now, the game immediately restarts when ball leaves the screen. Instead it should pause for a short time and increment the score before restarting.

The AI paddle jitters up and down when tracking the ball instead of moving smoothly.

The ball should bounce back at a different (probably 90 degree) angle when hitting walls or paddles

Collision should prevent paddles from going through walls and prevent the ball from going through walls and paddles

SFML needs to be downloaded and configured for Visual Studio.

This task is complete when a Hello World-esque project displaying a simple graphic successfully runs.

Render the following:

• 2 Paddles

• Ball

• Top and Bottom Walls

• Dotted line in middle

Display all in static screen

Implement ball movement in a random direction on game start
Implement paddle movement from player control (one control scheme for each paddle)
Add restart key for easier testing
Auto restart when ball moves off screen

Create at least 4 sounds:
Ball scored
Score increased
Ball hits paddle
Ball hits wall