Just for shiggles, let's see the worst you've got. Starting out with the infamous Realms of Atlantasia.
It is utterly incomprehensible, poorly organized, and disturbingly cliche. There's no Table of Contents, and I've never found an actual Lore section, he just drops bits in randomly around mechanics explanations.
I think I've got a few more bad ones, but let's see what else Veeky Forums can give me.
>inb4 FATAL
(but go ahead and post it anyway)
There's also Racial Holy War, though it's more just strange ramblings than an actual system considering the thing's half finished.
Gangrape
Interesting social justice experiment, or fucked up gangrape roleplay? You decide!
Honestly, a bit of both probably.
Violence
Maybe not too painfully bad, since it is satire, but very 3edgy5me.
DnD (any edition), play a caster and handle every problem short of eldritch horrors by the time you get level 3 spells, or play a martial and become totally irrelevant for anything except raw damage (and even then you'll need a magic weapon) by level 5. Literally only popular because of pop-cultural significance and marketing despite being one of the most mechanically convoluted, disjointed, poorly balanced RPGs on the market.
But around here people think that opinion, or even just stating objective facts to support it, is some kind of deliberate bait or trolling.
Via the New Legends.
Do you like player agency? FUCK YOU! The best form of tabletop is a computer roguelike translated to pen and paper. By the way, here are rules on how to roll dice; if you don't physically pick it up and throw it the way the rules specify, your roll does not count.
Normality
What is it? I'm not sure. It's like something killed several other RPGs and then made a suit out of their skins. Lets you roleplay being schizophrenic just by reading it.
Childhood is thinking D&D is a shit RPG and everyone who plays them must be some kind of stooge.
Adulthood is realizing that nobody plays D&D per RAW and D&D homebrew campaigns are the best thing tabletop has to offer.
Just don't play martials. Problem solved!
>D&D homebrew
The only thing legitimately worse than D&D by itself. It's always some dumbasses "fixes" that solve nothing and make things arbitrarily more tedious.