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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 4944922" data-attributes="member: 22779">Count me in the crowd that thinks that comparing group to game isn't a fair thing.A good group can work with a bad game - for me that would be anything from Paladium.&nbsp; Seriously clunky rules, but, I liked the group and had fun.No game can survive a bad group.&nbsp; It doesn't matter how good your game is, if the players or DM are prats, your game will suck.&nbsp; End of story.However, I am a big believer in fitting the system to what you want to achieve.&nbsp; If you want a particular type of game, find a system that works for you and yours to make that happen.&nbsp; There are so many systems out there, that it's pretty much guaranteed that there is a system that fits your tastes better than any other game.I guess that's where group gets REALLY important because I've seen so many players who just do not want to learn new systems.&nbsp; DM's are often trying new stuff, buying new games, then bring it to the table and everyone else just turns up their nose.&nbsp; Sigh.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 4944922, member: 22779"] Count me in the crowd that thinks that comparing group to game isn't a fair thing. A good group can work with a bad game - for me that would be anything from Paladium. Seriously clunky rules, but, I liked the group and had fun. No game can survive a bad group. It doesn't matter how good your game is, if the players or DM are prats, your game will suck. End of story. However, I am a big believer in fitting the system to what you want to achieve. If you want a particular type of game, find a system that works for you and yours to make that happen. There are so many systems out there, that it's pretty much guaranteed that there is a system that fits your tastes better than any other game. I guess that's where group gets REALLY important because I've seen so many players who just do not want to learn new systems. DM's are often trying new stuff, buying new games, then bring it to the table and everyone else just turns up their nose. Sigh. [/QUOTE]

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