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<blockquote data-quote="Numenorean" data-source="post: 2224580" data-attributes="member: 7264">Its all personal taste. Really liking a system is different than being a fanboy. Fanboy's tend to be like religious fundamentalists, and that is annoying. I think people were prolly giving you some crap because they took you for a genuine d20 fanboy, which it sounds like you are not ... because a fanboy would NEVER recognize that its ok to not like d20 for example.I wouldn't sweat it. However if I were you I would look in to Rolemaster and the OOP MERPS material. Different perspective for fantasy gaming. Same for Games Workshop's old OOP FRP.But its up to you. Sometimes ignorance is bliss <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />&nbsp; ... Me personally, I like D&amp;D 3.5e with my house rules, then it becomes a perfect system for me.Everyone is different. Its entirely OK to not enjoy playing other systems. Its not like you're getting paid to game. So play what is fun for you. I tend to be a very narrow, and narrow minded gamer. I catch flack for it, but hey I pretty much only enjoy classic fantasy style games. I'm not in to Call of C'Thulu, Vampire, Exalted, or different odd settings for D&amp;D like Eberron or Ravenloft. Thats me.So yeah its perfectly ok to not want to play other games or settings. This is a hobby done for enjoyment. That makes it a very individual choice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Numenorean, post: 2224580, member: 7264"] Its all personal taste. Really liking a system is different than being a fanboy. Fanboy's tend to be like religious fundamentalists, and that is annoying. I think people were prolly giving you some crap because they took you for a genuine d20 fanboy, which it sounds like you are not ... because a fanboy would NEVER recognize that its ok to not like d20 for example. I wouldn't sweat it. However if I were you I would look in to Rolemaster and the OOP MERPS material. Different perspective for fantasy gaming. Same for Games Workshop's old OOP FRP. But its up to you. Sometimes ignorance is bliss ;) ... Me personally, I like D&D 3.5e with my house rules, then it becomes a perfect system for me. Everyone is different. Its entirely OK to not enjoy playing other systems. Its not like you're getting paid to game. So play what is fun for you. I tend to be a very narrow, and narrow minded gamer. I catch flack for it, but hey I pretty much only enjoy classic fantasy style games. I'm not in to Call of C'Thulu, Vampire, Exalted, or different odd settings for D&D like Eberron or Ravenloft. Thats me. So yeah its perfectly ok to not want to play other games or settings. This is a hobby done for enjoyment. That makes it a very individual choice. [/QUOTE]

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