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<blockquote data-quote="ValhallaGH" data-source="post: 5061981" data-attributes="member: 41187">I agree with your lists and would add:- NPCs are too good.&nbsp; Mook gang-bangers that don't even get a name are as good or better than SWAT-trained PCs.&nbsp; Largely this is because the Elite Array was applied to everything.- Guns are too anemic.&nbsp; They rarely, if ever, come close to dropping a foe in one attack; I'm okay with them rarely dropping a PC, but PCs are more likely to be dropped in one shot than the nameless mooks.- Flying Kicks kill tanks.&nbsp; ... That just makes my brain hurt.- Not enough skill points.&nbsp; It takes about 13 levels to become a well-rounded adventurer, and with that build you've got maybe one skill that's close to max ranks.- Not enough feats.&nbsp; Given the feat-intensive nature of the system, there are not enough feats (not even over 20 levels) to fulfill the base concept of a chracter and spend a few on additional proficiencies or combat options.- Poor Class definition.&nbsp; The classes are very poorly described and defined, which has lead to much player confusion.&nbsp; Mapping them to problem-solving style (which they are), or archetype (which they are not), or combat style (which they are not) would go a long way towards fixing that.There are other issues that I have but those are the ones that I always remember and haven't already been mentioned.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ValhallaGH, post: 5061981, member: 41187"] I agree with your lists and would add: - NPCs are too good. Mook gang-bangers that don't even get a name are as good or better than SWAT-trained PCs. Largely this is because the Elite Array was applied to [B]everything[/B]. - Guns are too anemic. They rarely, if ever, come close to dropping a foe in one attack; I'm okay with them rarely dropping a PC, but PCs are more likely to be dropped in one shot than the nameless mooks. - Flying Kicks kill tanks. ... That just makes my brain hurt. - Not enough skill points. It takes about 13 levels to become a well-rounded adventurer, and with that build you've got maybe one skill that's close to max ranks. - Not enough feats. Given the feat-intensive nature of the system, there are not enough feats (not even over 20 levels) to fulfill the base concept of a chracter [I]and [/I]spend a few on additional proficiencies or combat options. - Poor Class definition. The classes are very poorly described and defined, which has lead to much player confusion. Mapping them to problem-solving style (which they are), or archetype (which they are not), or combat style (which they are not) would go a long way towards fixing that. There are other issues that I have but those are the ones that I always remember and haven't already been mentioned. [/QUOTE]

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