David Sirlin is a game designer for BackBone entertainment, as well as a longtime gamer who has been involved in competitive play for several large games in gaming history. He's also in my opinon one of the best game design theorist the internet has ever showcased. If you're a competitive gamer or gamedesigner alike I think you're doing yourself a diservice to not look over Sirlin's stuff. I've literally read pretty much every article on his site and I quite enjoyed them all, most of you will probably love his art of war series, but it's all quite interesting.

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