4e or not 4e, that is the question

cynical13 · 10-09-2013, 01:26 PM

I think I'm pretty much sold on 4e, though any further input on the two editions as a whole is always welcome. I'm always interested in reading about the intricacies of systems and I've seen some really interesting discussions on other parts of this and other forums.

Since the 3e basic book was my first GURPS purchase, it has a special place in my collection. I do miss the art and heavy stock white paper (good for leaving notes in the margins), I'm not averse to change. I just wanted to weigh the options and they seem to lean way towards the newer edition. I had figured that may be the case, but I thought it might be nice to be sure.

Also, I'd like to thank everyone who left comments. This is my first time posting on the forums and I appreciate the quick responses and the great information. Cheers!

10-09-2013, 01:26 PM	#16
cynical13 Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Somewhere in the midwest	Re: 4e or not 4e, that is the question I think I'm pretty much sold on 4e, though any further input on the two editions as a whole is always welcome. I'm always interested in reading about the intricacies of systems and I've seen some really interesting discussions on other parts of this and other forums. Since the 3e basic book was my first GURPS purchase, it has a special place in my collection. I do miss the art and heavy stock white paper (good for leaving notes in the margins), I'm not averse to change. I just wanted to weigh the options and they seem to lean way towards the newer edition. I had figured that may be the case, but I thought it might be nice to be sure. Also, I'd like to thank everyone who left comments. This is my first time posting on the forums and I appreciate the quick responses and the great information. Cheers!