I've played it, ran it, and would do both again.

Quote from: architect.zeroWoTC should really consider giving the game the "Saga Edition" treatment.

I think that's what they plan to do and I would be okay with that.

It's strange that this game doesn't get talked about a lot.  I hear it's pretty popular at cons.  Other than a few gripes, I find it extremely functional for modern day no-to-low magic games. I think the spell lists and spell rules (upon rules upon rules) are what turned me away from 3.5E and to more compact games like Iron Gauntlets (or possibly FtA!).  I like quick combats and I HATE having to flip back and forth through pages during gameplay.  

I'm currently running an X-files-type investigative horror game using d20M with a group that has never played any d20 game before.  Strangely, so far, I found the biggest barrier for them to be the character sheet.  I'm surprised no one (that I've seen) has made a more streamlined version of it.  All the "show your work" stuff under skills, BAB, etc. makes it look like a technical manual.  

Pete

If your interested in D20 modern check out the forum in my sig.  It's got several members that are rather big into creating PDF's for the D20 modern and there is also links to the Accidental Survivors which is (as far as I know) the only podcast dedicated to D20 modern.

There are also some military guys on there that have put up some major - major information on real military units and equipment for the D20 modern crowd.

Quote from: kryystAccidental Survivors which is (as far as I know) the only podcast dedicated to D20 modern.

That's definitely cool.  I'll have to check that out.

Thanks!

Pete