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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 9373726" data-attributes="member: 6915329">That is kind of true.For example, my table used to play a lot of GURPS, both 3e and 4e. Like, almost exclusively. I ran several games in 4e. But it became too overwhelming of a system for most of us at the table, and definitely for me. Perhaps because of other things in my life that were going on at the same time, my brain just sort of snapped and GURPS became far too complicated for what I was looking for, and it got worse every time a new supplement came out. There were good things in each book and pdf, but the rules because Just Too Much, GURPS Lite didn't actually help any, and SJ Games never updated the things I wanted them to (I'd do anything for an updated Technomancer).So I had a choice: I could just stop buying and playing GURPS, or I could complain about how much SJ Games is not putting out what I wanted them to. One of those is a healthy choice. The other one is not.With D&D, you actually have a third choice: Play with what you already own and buy 3pp when you want something new. Which I know you do since you have Level Up.</blockquote>