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<blockquote data-quote="pawsplay" data-source="post: 5030700" data-attributes="member: 15538">If there had been a &quot;d20 Modern 3.5&quot;, there is a good chance I would be playing it. I really liked a lot of the basic design. Unfortunately, the game just broke down, in the final evaluation. Talents were too boring, Action Points as a permanently depleting resource was just never going to work, and in taking the flavour out of the Basic Classes they forgot to give back some options such as extra feats so you could build a modern &quot;fighter&quot; or whatever.Great stuff about d20 Modern:- Casters as advanced classes- Modular base classes- Setting agnostic- Easy-peasy character creation- Turning high level spells into lengthy and risky ritualsUnfortunately, the downsides killed it for me, even after working on a d20 Future project (Dawning Star) as a science consultant. Ten Thousand Bullets (by Crafty Games, the Spycract people) is, I think, what I was hoping for in spirit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pawsplay, post: 5030700, member: 15538"] If there had been a "d20 Modern 3.5", there is a good chance I would be playing it. I really liked a lot of the basic design. Unfortunately, the game just broke down, in the final evaluation. Talents were too boring, Action Points as a permanently depleting resource was just never going to work, and in taking the flavour out of the Basic Classes they forgot to give back some options such as extra feats so you could build a modern "fighter" or whatever. Great stuff about d20 Modern: - Casters as advanced classes - Modular base classes - Setting agnostic - Easy-peasy character creation - Turning high level spells into lengthy and risky rituals Unfortunately, the downsides killed it for me, even after working on a d20 Future project (Dawning Star) as a science consultant. Ten Thousand Bullets (by Crafty Games, the Spycract people) is, I think, what I was hoping for in spirit. [/QUOTE]

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