-More rules and complexity does NOT equal more realism and accuracy. 

-More counters and hexes do NOT make a game more realistic or accurate.  It just slows the game down and wastes time. 

-More factors and ratings crammed onto a 1/2″ counter do not make a game better. 

-The value of a game is not measured in the number of rulebook pages it has, how many pieces and charts it comes with or how much it weighs.  I don’t care about how many dollars per pound I spent.  I’m not buying a sack of flour. 

-God like knowledge of everything on the battlefield is NOT realism.

-Games that confront you with the unknown, teach you skills that help in the real world.   

-Games with lots of unnecessary ‘work’ for players to do are NOT fun.

-Learning new valuable skills, is fun! Playing games is the way people learn the best.

-Games are better if they can teach you things that you can use in the real world. 

-A game should teach you how to be a better team member, communicator or leader, NOT a better worker, accountant or engineer.

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