Note: Not relevant comment! In 'Masters of DOOM' Carmack explained his process for making anything.. As I understand it, first do the absolute simplest, easies

Note: Not relevant comment! In 'Masters of DOOM' Carmack explained his process for making anything.. As I understand it, first do the absolute simplest, easiest implementation you can think of.. and if it's fit for purpose (passes benchmarks, whatever) happy days! move on to the next highest priority thing. I follow this almost religiously. The CEO / business guy at my company is the opposite tho, he is a perfectionist. Usually he tells people to do more work and polish things, and I tell them that its done, move on, keep going and get it all roughed out 1st, maybe return and polish later. Just thought I'd share and see what peoples thoughts here are on this + do they have any good anecdotes.