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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MoogleEmpMog" data-source="post: 2842782" data-attributes="member: 22882">I'm mostly talking about relative to melee weapons.  SC, if memory serves, falls into the 'guns displaced melee weapons so the must be more damaging' trap.  d20 Modern's weapons are more in the melee=damage, gun=range school.3rd Party Support is one thing.  D&D has tons of 3rd Party Support.  d20 Modern has, IMO, the best 3rd Party Support in the industry.  This will be tough to compete with, but I'm looking forward to what Crafty Games can put together.I can definitely see this.  Spycraft 2.0 FEELS much faster than it is.Agreed.It's not ATB.  Initiative is close to pointless after the first round.  I'd run it the same as I run D&D, d20 Modern, SilCore, and most any other non-HERO tabletop RPG: initiative order is determined by where you're sitting.Fair enough.What is Spycraft compatible with, other than Spycraft?  I like HERO and SilCore, but that doesn't make HERO compatible with SilCore.  I like Spycraft and d20 Modern, but they aren't really compatible.  d20 Modern is compatible with itself, all its supplements, D&D, Arcana Evolved, the Mongoose OGL games based on d20 Modern, Grim Tales... the list just goes on and on.Mind you, I still like Spycraft a LOT and have mined it for idea on many occasions even when playing barely compatible games.</blockquote>