Any system good for gun fu/over the top gun fights?

>>48581546

Pathfinder.

>>48581546
Interesting idea OP, I've been toying with a similar idea for a campaign. I'm sure someone could tell you how to make it work in GURP's but good luck getting your players to try it. Savage Worlds could probably work (it's what I was looking at) but I feel it needs something extra to make it really over the top, some sort of feat like special moves.

>>48581559
I hope this is a troll.

>>48581546
GURPS has a literal Gun-Fu book.

>>48581546
what you described is exactly what deadlands is
you just used a picture FROM deadlands
play deadlands/savage worlds (same thing really), look for some fan modules or throw in houserules if you want, but you need look no further.

Thank you anons.
>>48582145
Oh shit, really? Fuck.

>>48581546
Theres a free game called Wushu where your encouraged to describe what your doing for more dice to roll on. It was made to help emulate eastern martial arts movies.

>>48581546
Open D6 Adventure

>>48581546
Hong Kong Action Theatre
Feng Shui

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>>48582292
Deadlands is the game for that exact tone (though it's less Tolkien fantasy and more Amerindian folk stories). If you want generic gun fu, Feng Shui, though you'd have to excise a lot of the archetypes to make it work.

Maybe even mutants and masterminds if not deadlands

I enjoy the combat in nWOD.

Firearms can be extreemly deadly using these rules as you have no base Defense against them and only apply your Armour.

>GURPS
yes
>SW
no

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Savage Worlds: Deadlands is the most underused popular game and system on /tg/, it is a great setting and system but sadly very few people play.

It is my favorite.
>Pic related