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<blockquote data-quote="Argyle King" data-source="post: 7873591" data-attributes="member: 58416">just different preferences...If it matters, I'm most familiar with GURPS 4th Edition.For me, GURPS addressed the gripes I had with the d20 games I had been playing at the time.&nbsp; The rules less often got in the way of the vision I had for stories I wanted to tell and worlds I wanted to build.&nbsp; Ironically, I think, in the end, it was the things I liked about those other games which had more influence in pushing me toward GURPS more so than the things I disliked about them.I also found GURPS rules to be more intuitive to me.&nbsp; A lot of people criticize the game for being complicated, but I don't find remembering GURPS rules to be any more complicated than the various feats, class abilities, spells, and etc of D&amp;D.&nbsp; In many ways, I find it less complicated.It's not perfect.&nbsp; There are styles of play which I feel aren't served by the system very well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Argyle King, post: 7873591, member: 58416"] just different preferences... If it matters, I'm most familiar with GURPS 4th Edition. For me, GURPS addressed the gripes I had with the d20 games I had been playing at the time. The rules less often got in the way of the vision I had for stories I wanted to tell and worlds I wanted to build. Ironically, I think, in the end, it was the things I liked about those other games which had more influence in pushing me toward GURPS more so than the things I disliked about them. I also found GURPS rules to be more intuitive to me. A lot of people criticize the game for being complicated, but I don't find remembering GURPS rules to be any more complicated than the various feats, class abilities, spells, and etc of D&D. In many ways, I find it less complicated. It's not perfect. There are styles of play which I feel aren't served by the system very well. [/QUOTE]

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