Fine, I have decided to use Python. What should I use to learn? I will stay with it, I already know the basics of Python.

I would like to take this moment to thank all of you for your insight on my situation and information/opinions on certain languages. It really got me thinking, I think I'm ready to start!

Fine, I have decided to use C#. What should I use to learn? I will stay with it, I already know the basics of Python.

I would like to take this moment to thank all of you for your insight on my situation and information/opinions on certain languages. It really got me thinking, I think I'm ready to start!

Fine, I have decided to use Python.   I will stay with it, I already know the basics of Python.

I would like to take this moment to thank all of you for your insight on my situation and information/opinions on certain languages. It really got me thinking, I think I'm ready to start!

I have decided to use C# and XNA. I will stay with it, I already know the basics of C#. I just need the best resources to learn C#, if you guys can suggest some great resoures, please do!

I would like to take this moment to thank all of you for your insight on my situation and information/opinions on certain languages. It really got me thinking, I think I'm ready to start!

I don't want the users to have to download a framework to run the game. For XNA, there are so many good games and the language is easy to learn (or so I've heard).
If I were to go on the XNA path, would it be a good way to make a game similar to Terraria? If you guys can link me to one game with at least the Physics of a Terraria world made in Python, I would use Python.

I don't want the users to have to download a framework to run the game. For XNA, there are so many good games and the language is easy to learn (or so I've heard).
If I were to go on the XNA path, would it be a good way to make a game similar to Terraria? If you guys can link me to one game with at least the Physics of a Terraria world made in Python, I would use Python.