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<blockquote data-quote="Blacksad" data-source="post: 486724" data-attributes="member: 1359">two small commentsYou fail a save when you roll a 1, don't you?So with d20 Modern you have roughly the same chance of dying each round from a lucky shot as in Star Wars.You can take -4 on your attack roll to deal normal damage with unarmed attack, so 2 guys can knock each other.Though, I don't like those rules, I think that they are ugly:The Star Wars system allow you to make a clear difference with hits that miss you, but reduce your &quot;luck&quot;, while in d20 Modern, &quot;you are hit you take 10 points of damage from the gun&quot;, could happens several times during a combat, it's just not right.With subdual damage, you can hit someone and get him down, while in d20 Modern, when you punch someone, you have to want to hurt your opponent (as if you didn't want to in the first place).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blacksad, post: 486724, member: 1359"] [b]two small comments[/b] You fail a save when you roll a 1, don't you? So with d20 Modern you have roughly the same chance of dying each round from a lucky shot as in Star Wars. You can take -4 on your attack roll to deal normal damage with unarmed attack, so 2 guys can knock each other. Though, I don't like those rules, I think that they are ugly: The Star Wars system allow you to make a clear difference with hits that miss you, but reduce your "luck", while in d20 Modern, "you are hit you take 10 points of damage from the gun", could happens several times during a combat, it's just not right. With subdual damage, you can hit someone and get him down, while in d20 Modern, when you punch someone, you have to want to hurt your opponent (as if you didn't want to in the first place). [/QUOTE]

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