What system would you use to run an 'adventure of the week'

>>52414942
Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition.

At least part of the fun would be smiling at all the autistic retards that go on and on about how system X would be better.

>>52415173
>actually playing with system warring elitists
Yikes

>>52414942
GURPS

>>52415173
>I know that my suggestion is bad, and that's a good thing, because only retards think about whether their choices are good or bad.
I don't think that's a very good idea.

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>>52414942
the wheel is great because you change it to match you setting pretty easily. pic related is the one my GM adapted for a Fallen London based campaign.

>>52414942
Risus, people. That's what it's for. RISUS!

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>>52414942

GURPS

>>52415173
why would you play with elitists that would care that much?

>>52414942
Adventure of the week.

Maid with lots of customized random tables.

I'd use fate for Samurai Jack.

>>52425685
Because he cares that much, so when people give him advice he enjoys going into siege mode and basking in his own furious smugness. People like that think that being criticized means they win, even if it's from their own inner critic.

>>52414942
-10 hp

Numenera / Cypher system. It fits perfectly, countless civilisations have passed, pcs are exploring them in the search of a mighty MacGuffin

>>52414942
Mutants and Masterminds? Comics are close to the villain on the week style.

Alternatively, "Monster of the Week"

>>52419554 >>52425685
Aaaand I'm smiling. Thanks for not letting me down, /tg/.

>>52415187
I don't. Me and my friends prefer 5th Edition D&D over other systems that we've tried. It's what we're familiar and most comfortable with.

However, I DO know that there are system elitists on this board.

Savage Worlds.

>>52414942
Dungeons the Dragoning 40,000: 7th Edition