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'''Deadcode''' (David "Deadcode" Ellsworth) is one of the most well known programmers of Worms Armageddon. With his work on [[Silkworm]], he got himself noticed by [[Team17]] and the Worms community. | '''Deadcode''' (David "Deadcode" Ellsworth) is one of the most well known programmers of Worms Armageddon. With his work on [[Silkworm]], he got himself noticed by [[Team17]] and the Worms community. | ||
| − | Having proven himself a skillful programmer, Deadcode was offered the chance to start working on updates for Worms Armageddon. Team17 released the Worms source code to him. Soon after, [[ | + | Having proven himself a skillful programmer, Deadcode was offered the chance to start working on updates for Worms Armageddon. Team17 released the Worms source code to him. Soon after, [[Updates (Worms Armageddon)|updates]] started to show up. Deadcode fixed many bugs and added many features to Worms Armageddon. He was the only person working on the beta updates until [[CyberShadow]] joined him in September 2006. |
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Deadcode (David "Deadcode" Ellsworth) is one of the most well known programmers of Worms Armageddon. With his work on Silkworm, he got himself noticed by Team17 and the Worms community.
Having proven himself a skillful programmer, Deadcode was offered the chance to start working on updates for Worms Armageddon. Team17 released the Worms source code to him. Soon after, updates started to show up. Deadcode fixed many bugs and added many features to Worms Armageddon. He was the only person working on the beta updates until CyberShadow joined him in September 2006.
