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<blockquote data-quote="psionotic" data-source="post: 119248" data-attributes="member: 397">Cowboy Up!!I also loved Boot Hill.&nbsp; It was fast, fun, and deliciously deadly.&nbsp; Sure you went through a lot of characters if you had gunfights every session, but that was part of the fun of the thing.&nbsp; And the rules were fairly in depth for how simple they were.Of course, I also liked Star Frontiers and the Advanced Marvel Super Heroes (non Saga) a lot, but I can't really remember how the rules works.Damn, I used to have all three of those games, I wonder if I could dig them up somewhere?Back on Topic:&nbsp; My RPG experience is pretty limited, having only played 8-10 different systems.&nbsp; The worst were Palladium Fantasy, Rifts, and WEG's Star Wars.&nbsp;&nbsp; While I like the setting, the bucket o dice mechanic of Shadowrun was also annoying.&nbsp; I of course must also bow down to Fatal, but luckily have had no exposure to it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="psionotic, post: 119248, member: 397"] [b]Cowboy Up!![/b] I also loved Boot Hill. It was fast, fun, and deliciously deadly. Sure you went through a lot of characters if you had gunfights every session, but that was part of the fun of the thing. And the rules were fairly in depth for how simple they were. Of course, I also liked Star Frontiers and the Advanced Marvel Super Heroes (non Saga) a lot, but I can't really remember how the rules works. Damn, I used to have all three of those games, I wonder if I could dig them up somewhere? Back on Topic: My RPG experience is pretty limited, having only played 8-10 different systems. The worst were Palladium Fantasy, Rifts, and WEG's Star Wars. While I like the setting, the bucket o dice mechanic of Shadowrun was also annoying. I of course must also bow down to Fatal, but luckily have had no exposure to it. [/QUOTE]

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