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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 1303030" data-attributes="member: 151">There's certainly nothing wrong with only liking D&amp;D or d20. If you're having fun, then that's all that's important. Those of us who've played so many other systems have, as Henry said, been doing this for a long time and have (or had) a lot of free time. I played GURPS for 15+ years before returning to D&amp;D with the advent of 3e. Now I rarely venture outside it.&nbsp;I agree with Numion on this one. d20 CoC is, IMHO, a better game, with nicer production values. Either game will work fine, since most of the tone and feel are dependent on the DM, not the system. And I prefer D&amp;D to the clunky Runequest-based system that CoC used.&nbsp;Actually, he said 'high' science fiction, not 'hard'. In other words, more space opera and Lensman, less hard-SF and Orbital Decay.&nbsp;&nbsp;EDIT: Which he pointed out between my typing and hitting the send button.&nbsp; Stupid work, interfering with my posting!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 1303030, member: 151"] There's certainly nothing wrong with only liking D&D or d20. If you're having fun, then that's all that's important. Those of us who've played so many other systems have, as Henry said, been doing this for a long time and have (or had) a lot of free time. I played GURPS for 15+ years before returning to D&D with the advent of 3e. Now I rarely venture outside it. I agree with Numion on this one. d20 CoC is, IMHO, a better game, with nicer production values. Either game will work fine, since most of the tone and feel are dependent on the DM, not the system. And I prefer D&D to the clunky Runequest-based system that CoC used. Actually, he said 'high' science fiction, not 'hard'. In other words, more space opera and Lensman, less hard-SF and Orbital Decay. EDIT: Which he pointed out between my typing and hitting the send button. Stupid work, interfering with my posting! [/QUOTE]

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