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<blockquote data-quote="RenleyRenfield" data-source="post: 9771130" data-attributes="member: 7044197">I wonder if what they are getting at is more along the lines of = &quot;No matter what gun you use in GURPS, the rules make all gunplay feel the same.&quot; action cars, spy missions, pirates, civil war, take your pick - the rules are the same with such small nuances that make no real gameplay different.&nbsp; The feel of interacting with the rules is the same, and the roleplay does not feel informed differently by rules for each, since the mechanics are the same - by definition of GURPS.Where as gunplay in Apocalypse World versus Outgunned make for VREY different gunplay experience. And the rules give players very different play and interactions, not just a few nuanced differences - like sweepingly HUGE different gameplay that feel very much like mad max or die hard.&nbsp; and are in no way interchangeable.yes yes?&nbsp;&nbsp; (see above)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RenleyRenfield, post: 9771130, member: 7044197"] I wonder if what they are getting at is more along the lines of = "No matter what gun you use in GURPS, the rules make all gunplay feel the same." action cars, spy missions, pirates, civil war, take your pick - the rules are the same with such small nuances that make no real gameplay different. The [I]feel [/I]of [I]interacting [/I]with the rules is the same, and the roleplay does not feel informed differently by rules for each, since the mechanics are the same - by definition of GURPS. Where as gunplay in [I]Apocalypse World[/I] versus [I]Outgunned [/I]make for VREY different gunplay experience. And the rules give players very different play and interactions, not just a few nuanced differences - like sweepingly HUGE different gameplay that feel [I]very [/I]much like mad max or die hard. and are in no way interchangeable. yes yes? (see above) [/QUOTE]

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