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<blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 787323" data-attributes="member: 4134">Your reasoning is flawed because there is no single weapon that's top in all those things. They have one or two, maybe three outstanding advantages, and players can choose from it: Some people simply want to have as much damage with the weapon as possible, they choose stuff like the Desert Eagle. Others want big magazines, and take a Glock17. Others want to hit as often as possible, and their Choice is a Glock 17 or 20. Then people want a very small weapon, so they take a SITES M9. People with the want of a high range go for the Beretta 92F. And then there's people who just want some weapon, but don't want to pay to much, so they choose a Ruger Service-Six.The same goes for other types of weapons.At first, Wizard isn't forcing you to buy UMF. For it is a Green Ronin book, not WotC. Also, they haven't more Weapons in the core rules because they felt most people won't need more weapons, or other ammo types, or info about the weapons that has nothing to do with game mechanics. If you want to have those things, you buy the supplement, and get over 150 pages worth of Weapons, each with its own illustration, info about the weapon, and many with special mechanics, as those mentioned above. And a couple of new feats for the use with firearms.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kae'Yoss, post: 787323, member: 4134"] Your reasoning is flawed because there is no single weapon that's top in all those things. They have one or two, maybe three outstanding advantages, and players can choose from it: Some people simply want to have as much damage with the weapon as possible, they choose stuff like the Desert Eagle. Others want big magazines, and take a Glock17. Others want to hit as often as possible, and their Choice is a Glock 17 or 20. Then people want a very small weapon, so they take a SITES M9. People with the want of a high range go for the Beretta 92F. And then there's people who just want some weapon, but don't want to pay to much, so they choose a Ruger Service-Six. The same goes for other types of weapons. [B][/B] At first, Wizard isn't forcing you to buy UMF. For it is a Green Ronin book, not WotC. Also, they haven't more Weapons in the core rules because they felt most people won't need more weapons, or other ammo types, or info about the weapons that has nothing to do with game mechanics. If you want to have those things, you buy the supplement, and get over 150 pages worth of Weapons, each with its own illustration, info about the weapon, and many with special mechanics, as those mentioned above. And a couple of new feats for the use with firearms. [/QUOTE]

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