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Originally Posted by Captain-Captain
While that can be true, it often is not. With some 2200 feats available and all kinds of regular classes and the like it can take quite a while to make a D&D character.
IF the new player comes into a low level game which the DM limits to basic classes, creation is fast. Otherwise it slows down a lot.
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I don't think that's such a big deal, though. 2200 feats is a lot, but most people I've ever played with have a simple division of which books are allowed, which cuts the number down by a lot. Plus, most feats tend to require earlier ones, so when making a new first level character the choices are even fewer.
I'd love to play GURPS sometime. No one seems to run it in Denver, though. I've played little mini-campaigns, but they all seem to break down and stop in ways that D&D and Call of Cthulhu don't.