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I've moved away from crunchier rpgs the more I've played with my group. Rules-heavy combat bogs down pacing way too much and they like investigation/social roleplay more than combat anyway; the last few years we've been playing a lot of Blades in the Dark hacks, CAIN, and Call of Cthulhu.
I've tried to play Lancer, Warhammer Fantasy, non-5e D&D, and GURPS with them, but none of them stuck. Lancer specifically I think I was having problems with because I found it difficult to weave excuses for mech combat into the story. Skill issue, maybe.
I want to give Spire a shot but haven't been able to find the time.
A short indie rpg called Rotate Bird has become a bit of a meme in our group and we do one-shots with it occasionally.