Alfred Reynolds is a veteran software developer known for his significant contributions at Valve Corporation during his tenure from November 2002 to June 2018.

During his time at Valve, Reynolds played a crucial role in developing and maintaining several flagship products. His primary responsibilities included:

• Supporting and maintaining Counter-Strike titles:

  • Counter-Strike 1.6
  • Counter-Strike: Condition Zero
  • Counter-Strike: Source

• Releasing regular patches focusing on:

  • Bug fixes
  • Steam platform integration
  • Feature improvements

Reynolds was also instrumental in maintaining the macOS and Linux ports for most of Valve's game portfolio, ensuring cross-platform compatibility. His work contributed to major Valve products including Half-Life 2 and the Steam platform, helping establish their success in the gaming industry.

His extensive experience in game development and platform support has made him a respected figure in the gaming industry, particularly in the realm of cross-platform development and maintenance of long-running online games.

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