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<blockquote data-quote="phindar" data-source="post: 3594477" data-attributes="member: 37198">This is one of those issues that I can never be truly rational on, because no matter how great v4 might be, I just completely and instinctively grokked SR2 and 3.&nbsp; Every rough spot in the system was either something I had houseruled to work (vehicle combat), didn't use (decking), or didn't mind (TN calculations).&nbsp; The system did what I wanted it to and I liked how it did it.&nbsp; I've played SR4 a few times, and from what I've seen its not a bad system.&nbsp; But I have years upon years of history with SR's middle editions (I really don't separate 2 and 3 in my head; 3 fixed a couple of things and changed some things I liked better in 2nd, but in the end it felt like the same game to me).&nbsp; Some of the best games of my life were in that system as well as some of my all time favorite characters.&nbsp; There'll always be a place in my heart for SR3, and there'll always be a big box of d6's on my shelf.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="phindar, post: 3594477, member: 37198"] This is one of those issues that I can never be truly rational on, because no matter how great v4 might be, I just completely and instinctively grokked SR2 and 3. Every rough spot in the system was either something I had houseruled to work (vehicle combat), didn't use (decking), or didn't mind (TN calculations). The system did what I wanted it to and I liked how it did it. I've played SR4 a few times, and from what I've seen its not a bad system. But I have years upon years of history with SR's middle editions (I really don't separate 2 and 3 in my head; 3 fixed a couple of things and changed some things I liked better in 2nd, but in the end it felt like the same game to me). Some of the best games of my life were in that system as well as some of my all time favorite characters. There'll always be a place in my heart for SR3, and there'll always be a big box of d6's on my shelf. [/QUOTE]

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