GURPS

[Sigfried Hunin]

Out of those dice, only 8, 9, or 10 tends to count as a "success". Roll a 10 and you reroll that die for an additional success attempt. If you get 5 successes, its an overwhelming success. So the extra dice rolling actually works out well to me. There's also being able to spend permanent damage to some stats to increase your odds on specific rolls if they really are needed, which adds some kind of risky bargaining into it.

I think, to me, it ends up feeling much more streamlined and less "computational" than the d20 system.

I've played a few campaigns in it and I just... I just hate it. I like d20 more, but only marginally. Like I said, love the setting, love the fluff, hate the living shit out of the system.