If they donβt want to play it, running it isnβt gonna be that fun. Thatβs why I havenβt ran the Shadowrun campaign I made for my group. Nobody other than my sister wants to play SR. :/
I like SR way more than D&D, personally.
SR lore is so good and the system has so much potential.
Weβve switched from D&D to SR4 and BOY does that rulebook have a lot of holes. So many contradictions and omissions, so often things are very unclear. Top that with the insane decision to have the group play basically three separate space-time lines with the real world, the spirit world and the matrix. Letβs all wait around the table for an hour while our decker does matrix that takes a second of in-game time and then our shaman projects into the astral plane and thatβs not as fast as the matrix but still a lot faster and takes another hour but itβs only a minute in-game.
We stopped after like 6 months. And itβs a shame because the world is so fun.
SR6 is way better now. Thereβs also another system (Anarchy) is you want.
And.since a year or two, there are metaplans.
We shopped around for a bit, read reviews and talked to some SR veteran players and most pointed to SR4 being the one to go with.
But Anarchy sounds like a thing I should look into, thanks!
Is SR6 easier to make characters for/doesnβt need a whole-ass paid-for program to do the job?
