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<blockquote data-quote="Shard O'Glase" data-source="post: 363916" data-attributes="member: 1134">Hero sytem 4th edition may be able to handle that level with the mega scaling advantage. That advantage can give those quirky effects whre you can blow up something absurdly big, yet at the same time slug it out with an ordinary powered up guy.Hero 4th has other flaws to it though, mainly learning curve.&nbsp; It takes a long time to teach someone the game to just play it, longer to teach them how to play it quickly for that super battles feel, and almost as long to teach them how to build characters on thier own.&nbsp; Which is why I'm looking for d20 super games, that way I don't have to worry about learning curve and just stick with one basic sytem d20.&nbsp; getting people to try a new system is like pulling teeth sometimes. (which I find hard to understand since I'm one of those geeks who reads rpg rule books for entertainment even knowing in advance I'll never use them)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shard O'Glase, post: 363916, member: 1134"] Hero sytem 4th edition may be able to handle that level with the mega scaling advantage. That advantage can give those quirky effects whre you can blow up something absurdly big, yet at the same time slug it out with an ordinary powered up guy. Hero 4th has other flaws to it though, mainly learning curve. It takes a long time to teach someone the game to just play it, longer to teach them how to play it quickly for that super battles feel, and almost as long to teach them how to build characters on thier own. Which is why I'm looking for d20 super games, that way I don't have to worry about learning curve and just stick with one basic sytem d20. getting people to try a new system is like pulling teeth sometimes. (which I find hard to understand since I'm one of those geeks who reads rpg rule books for entertainment even knowing in advance I'll never use them) [/QUOTE]

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