Well,''I think they are the following:
John Carmack. You know, from Wolfenstein, Doom, etcetera. Ofcourse his buddy John Romero who worked with him on those games. And then there''s Shigeru Miyamoto from Mario, Zelda, etcetera.
Sander Maréchal
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who are the top three most respected programmers participating on these forums???
My vote goes for Sneftel. Im not sure if he (she?) is "the best" around here, but the name came to me first when i read this post. He seems to answer a lot of questions around here and is helpful a lot more often than most people.
I have Yann L bookmarked (http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=86024), I use this as a reference thread whenever I need some inspiration.
Jim Adams is published, not only that but his book is actually useful.
As for the third, I am not sure.
[edited by - DeltaVee on September 25, 2003 1:10:11 PM]
Jim Adams is published, not only that but his book is actually useful.
As for the third, I am not sure.
[edited by - DeltaVee on September 25, 2003 1:10:11 PM]
quote:Original post by AndreTheGiant
My vote goes for Sneftel.
quote:Original post by Sneftel
How appropriate. You fight like a cow.
--{You fight like a dairy farmer!}
This is an extremely stupid thread (popularity contest) and should die.
Yes, I realize I contributed to its existence by replying.
Yes, I realize I contributed to its existence by replying.
Yeah, and whats more; its not like we''ve seen any work from 99% of the people here; Alot of regulars talk the talk, but very few actually produce.
SabreMan
Fruny
Yann L.
in no particular order.
edit: i swore i put the "no" in there. oh well.
[edited by - Alpha_ProgDes on September 26, 2003 8:03:23 PM]
Fruny
Yann L.
in no particular order.
edit: i swore i put the "no" in there. oh well.
[edited by - Alpha_ProgDes on September 26, 2003 8:03:23 PM]
quote:Original post by jermz
This is an extremely stupid thread (popularity contest) and should die.
It''s actually not, as the person who created this thread is looking for talented programmers, which is why he posed the question.
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MindEngine Development
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