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<blockquote data-quote="Falanor" data-source="post: 626382" data-attributes="member: 2634">&quot;Anyone who buys a non-GURPS game supplement on a RL country or historical period is currently a &quot;sucker&quot;. None of the books produced in such a style so far, for any game, have had much worthwhile content, and most have to at least some extent oversimplified things.&quot;While I agree somewhat with you on the supplement on a Real Life Country, I'd rather pay nothing and download the CIA World Factbook and get a veritable cornucopia of highly detailed and accurate information on the subject.&nbsp; As for historical periods, I do think that there are some out there that have (or are) the chance of being well made.&nbsp; Sidewinder is a damn fine D20 Western setting, for example.&quot;If d20 Modern tries to go too &quot;modern day&quot;, however, it may find stiff opposition, in the form of Spycraft, which really has superior rules in many regards, and already has a big fanbase and many products released.&quot;*grumbles* Yeah...well some things about Spycraft are good, but theres a few things I and my group find not so kosher...&quot;d20 Modern: Post-Apocalypse&quot;Darwin's World:&nbsp; D20 Modern Edition.&quot;d20 Modern: Time-Travel and Reality-Jumping&quot;Eh, I'm not really into it, but I'm sure it could make money...&quot;d20 Modern: American Gothic&quot;We talkin the TV Show?&nbsp; That could be fun...playing against the devil...<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />&quot;d20 Modern: The Wild West&quot;That would be cool.&nbsp; I'm all up for more Western sytle D20 games...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Falanor, post: 626382, member: 2634"] "Anyone who buys a non-GURPS game supplement on a RL country or historical period is currently a "sucker". None of the books produced in such a style so far, for any game, have had much worthwhile content, and most have to at least some extent oversimplified things." While I agree somewhat with you on the supplement on a Real Life Country, I'd rather pay nothing and download the CIA World Factbook and get a veritable cornucopia of highly detailed and accurate information on the subject. As for historical periods, I do think that there are some out there that have (or are) the chance of being well made. Sidewinder is a damn fine D20 Western setting, for example. "If d20 Modern tries to go too "modern day", however, it may find stiff opposition, in the form of Spycraft, which really has superior rules in many regards, and already has a big fanbase and many products released." *grumbles* Yeah...well some things about Spycraft are good, but theres a few things I and my group find not so kosher... "d20 Modern: Post-Apocalypse" Darwin's World: D20 Modern Edition. "d20 Modern: Time-Travel and Reality-Jumping" Eh, I'm not really into it, but I'm sure it could make money... "d20 Modern: American Gothic" We talkin the TV Show? That could be fun...playing against the devil...:) "d20 Modern: The Wild West" That would be cool. I'm all up for more Western sytle D20 games... [/QUOTE]

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