Best system for simulating gun combat? Does it also include classes?

>>50310467
Phoenix Command

>>50310916
hmm, I think I'm looking for something more cinematic and less crunchy. I don't like the idea of tables for hit locations.

Maybe I should have said simulating gun-fu?

>>50310467
>needing classes
ugh
just go to GURPS

>>50311060
I'm usually in favor of classless, but in this scenario they are needed.

Strike!, though you'll probably want to restrict class selection a bit.

The combat system is partly based on modern XCOM games.

>>50311149
And if you want something a bit more crunchy/simulationist (just a very little bit), there's still Savage Worlds.

>>50311149
strike seems promising. still taking other suggestions.

>>50310467
Only War is pretty realistic barring the scifi element

>>50311116
So use GURPS templates, and hand out your roles using them
jesus

>>50311535
maybe I don't want to use gurps? does it hurt your soul knowing that someone doesn't want to use gurps?

>>50311969
GURPS is literally the best there is when it comes to simulating gun combat without being an autism fest like Phoenix Command.

If you don't want to use it, then go use Pathfinder or whatever.

>>50310467

Poker. But you have to take a shot every time you lose a hand.

>>50311969
Do whatever you want, it's your game. But genuinely, GURPS does this with proficiency and vigor. Otherwise try Ops and Tactics or something if you want "D&D but with guns and a little tactical flavor". Spycraft is in a similar vein.