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<blockquote data-quote="Charwoman Gene" data-source="post: 3247881" data-attributes="member: 5044">Wow, google did me right found a great reply in a thread I forgot I posted inYes, you are right, there is a different kind of imbalance deeply inherent in GURPS.&nbsp; I have played a lot of GURPS, so I was just using as my canonical example of a point system.&nbsp; I think I should have left balance out of it.&nbsp; The unbalancing is in everything due to the arms-race reality of game publishing.Kits are not equivalent to feats and skills.&nbsp; Kits were archetype defining and did not add any post-creation flexibility.&nbsp; They were just additional inflexible options.&nbsp; Skill and Powers iis waht came closest, but I was playing Magic and Werewolf during that.My biggest beef with PrCs are the Prerequisite Feat and skil requirements.&nbsp; &quot;I never learned to break weapons with my sword.&nbsp; Guess I can't turn my blackened ex-paladin soul over to darkness.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charwoman Gene, post: 3247881, member: 5044"] Wow, google did me right found a great reply in a thread I forgot I posted in Yes, you are right, there is a different kind of imbalance deeply inherent in GURPS. I have played a lot of GURPS, so I was just using as my canonical example of a point system. I think I should have left balance out of it. The unbalancing is in everything due to the arms-race reality of game publishing. Kits are not equivalent to feats and skills. Kits were archetype defining and did not add any post-creation flexibility. They were just additional inflexible options. Skill and Powers iis waht came closest, but I was playing Magic and Werewolf during that. My biggest beef with PrCs are the Prerequisite Feat and skil requirements. "I never learned to break weapons with my sword. Guess I can't turn my blackened ex-paladin soul over to darkness." [/QUOTE]

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