How many of you actually play this frequently?

>>48835867
I wanna use it but my players are shitters who don't even wanna read lite.

I run most of my campaigns with it. I lucked out and though me and my group started out with D&D, we always had an open mind about trying out other systems (not saying that D&D is inherently shit it just seems to be a common issue for a lot of people that their group doesn't want to branch out.)

I stumbled on GURPS after hearing about it from a GT retrospective on the fallout games. It sounded interesting and we gave it a shot for a one-shot zombie apocalypse game and loved it.

It isn't for everybody but we personally really enjoyed the detail-oriented nature of the system. One of the first questions my players asked the first time they got hit in D&D was "can I roll to dodge?" In D&D this is abstracted as part of AC, in GURPS dodge is an actual maneuver. This sort of thing is something we enjoy.

While some groups prefer abstraction on things like damage, armor, personality and the like, my group prefers detail and structure, something GURPS is great for.

>>48835867
Define 'primary'. I use it for almost all games that are at least somewhat grounded in reality, since it breaks down a bit in the higher TLs and power levels. The amount of work required to make GURPS run those well exceeds the amount needed to learn another system.

For your general down-to-earth needs it's really good and extremely flexible, and lends itself best to homegrown settings or multiworld games.

My group and I have been using GURPS almost exclusively for about half a decade. Sometimes we like to try out something else just for variety but we always come back to GURPS.

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>>48835867
I played a lot of it in the past, until the GMs who ran it either stopped liking it or I stopped hanging our with them.

I've never used it to run a game. Never would. Way too much crunch. As a player, I don't mind investing a lot of time into building and minmaxing my character and learning how specific rules work. But as a GM, you have to learn, remember, and apply many times more information than as a player, and at that point, it becomes more than I have the patience for.

Does playing with myself count?
Because I didn't find any chinese GURPS group.

GM it every week. Have run several (very different) campaigns with it.

Already planning my next setting (gonna be sci-fi)

>>48835867
I join an online campaign like once a year if I can. No one near me uses it.

>>48835867
I do, have since the early '90s. I don't run any other systems, though I'll generally play whatever my friends want to run (which is seldom, as I am the Forever GM.)

I use it whenever I GM, which is about half the time with my group.

When we're not playing GURPS we play BRP, which is pretty much GURPS with most of the optional rules removed, fewer and less well researched sourcebooks and a percentage system.

>>48835867
#1 game of choice since 2005
I haven't run any other system since.

>>48842971

That's funny. GURPS actually have quite a few japanese supplements, so I'm surprised none of that has managed to get across the sea.

>>48844158
What is BRP?

>>48847227
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_Role-Playing