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<blockquote data-quote="Wofano Wotanto" data-source="post: 9259425" data-attributes="member: 7044704">I don't think that's all that weird.&nbsp; No single supers game of the dozens I've played has ever been 100% satisfactory, and I'm pretty sure none ever will be.&nbsp; The supers genre is too broad and my tastes too varied for one system to scratch the itch all the time.&nbsp; Sometimes I'm in the mood for Masks, sometimes I want a crunchy Champions experience, when I want something that really feels like a comic book more than an RPG about supers Sentinel Comics comes to mind, and once in a while something cynical and deconstructive appeals and Aberrant comes off the shelf, to name just a few.&nbsp; Sometimes sheer nostalgia takes over and I round up a crew for Villains &amp; Vigilantes or Mighty Protectors, even.&nbsp; I'm pretty open-minded about systems and do a lot of one-shots or short arcs, something that fits the supers genre fairly well IMO.Only things I voted for were Embrace the Genre (which is almost meaningless given how broad &quot;superhero&quot; is as a genre) and Homebrew Universe (not a fan of licenses or meta-plots, I really prefer an emergent setting).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wofano Wotanto, post: 9259425, member: 7044704"] I don't think that's all that weird. No single supers game of the dozens I've played has ever been 100% satisfactory, and I'm pretty sure none ever will be. The supers genre is too broad and my tastes too varied for one system to scratch the itch all the time. Sometimes I'm in the mood for Masks, sometimes I want a crunchy Champions experience, when I want something that really feels like a comic book more than an RPG about supers Sentinel Comics comes to mind, and once in a while something cynical and deconstructive appeals and Aberrant comes off the shelf, to name just a few. Sometimes sheer nostalgia takes over and I round up a crew for Villains & Vigilantes or Mighty Protectors, even. I'm pretty open-minded about systems and do a lot of one-shots or short arcs, something that fits the supers genre fairly well IMO. Only things I voted for were Embrace the Genre (which is almost meaningless given how broad "superhero" is as a genre) and Homebrew Universe (not a fan of licenses or meta-plots, I really prefer an emergent setting). [/QUOTE]

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