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<blockquote data-quote="Kanegrundar" data-source="post: 891553" data-attributes="member: 3913">Here are some of the worst games IMO:Ghostbusters: I bought this thinking it would be fun...Not fun and they made you do all the bloody work!!!&nbsp; Anything Palladium: I love the Rifts setting, I think it's great, but the rules are an uneven mish-mash so horribly thrown together that it's unplayable.&nbsp; I think I know why Kevin Siembieda doesn't want D20 conversions of his game to come out: He'll finally have proof how horrible he is at game design!Rolemaster: I play games to have fun, not get a crash course in quantam physics...Anything by West End Games: The D6 system was playable but boring.&nbsp; I never understood what would make anyone want to play anything but a Jedi in their horrible Star Wars rendidtion (other than roleplaying and the chance to play second fiddle to a Jedi every game).&nbsp; The WEG SW books were pretty though, gotta give them that.Kane</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kanegrundar, post: 891553, member: 3913"] Here are some of the worst games IMO: Ghostbusters: I bought this thinking it would be fun...Not fun and they made you do all the bloody work!!! Anything Palladium: I love the Rifts setting, I think it's great, but the rules are an uneven mish-mash so horribly thrown together that it's unplayable. I think I know why Kevin Siembieda doesn't want D20 conversions of his game to come out: He'll finally have proof how horrible he is at game design! Rolemaster: I play games to have fun, not get a crash course in quantam physics... Anything by West End Games: The D6 system was playable but boring. I never understood what would make anyone want to play anything but a Jedi in their horrible Star Wars rendidtion (other than roleplaying and the chance to play second fiddle to a Jedi every game). The WEG SW books were pretty though, gotta give them that. Kane [/QUOTE]

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