Who said Pathfinder fans are only ones to say "just play a different game"?

Did you have some really specific things you wanted out of your game?
Just play GURPS.
- Assembling the right mix of mechanics to perfectly match your setting/character concept is a whole game in itself. Sometimes I'll just build a character for the fun of it.

Only D&D fans don't want to hear "play a game better suited to what you want to do"
That said, I'd recommend Runequest over WFRP any day of the week, and twice on weekends
- 3rd edition WHFRPG Skaven only campaigns are hilarious though

Grognards are people that play old war gaming systems and complain about new things.
They're exactly the sort of person that wants to hear "play Warhammer Fantasy."

Changeling: the Dreaming fan here. Our system is better suited to the roleplay side of things, several sessions can go by without a single combat, and it's not the core focus of the system.
- WoD is built around actually engaging tho. Like, i have spent almost an entire 4 hour session on a lecture and then debate on the fundamentals of reality as a mage. Not even the good(-ish) dnds encourage you to stop and think about anything but the next combat.

Haha, Mörk Borg go brrrr
Edit: any system that's described as "a pitch-black, apocalyptic TTRPG" and uses "scum" in place of "player characters" is ok by me.
FFS, the official tagline is "a doom metal album of a game. A spiked flail to the face. Light on rules, heavy on everything else;" what more do you fellow grimdank dorks want?

The Pathfinder game I'm in definitely has some of the grim dark from Warhammer. All of the PCs have at least major insanity now, most of the NPCs have a blown fuse or two also. My first character had a mental break down so bad I had to start a new character. Had to leave a party NPC behind because his PTSD was so bad he couldn't function. It's been fun times.
- Might want to tell your DM to check out the Rotgrind setting for inspiration - one of the co-creators is Thurston Hillman, so it's as close to first party as Battlezoo is.
  
  a new setting to check is always welcome

I'm really having a hard time understanding this meme
- Basically people who complain you cannot make a gritty dark fantasy in style of Berserk or Game of Thrones in 5e be it because it turns PCs into op superheroes who cannot die or because there is abundance of easy and safe magic or (if they're covered bigots) because of the push for diversity in game's aesthetics and moving away from humanocentrism and always evil races...all these people would be happier if they dropped D&D and played Warhammer Fantasy.

I love my WFRP campaign. I'm playing a noble's servant who got sent on a dangerous quest by his lord to "man him up a little," and he wound up getting mixed up with a party is complete nutcase. The rules have an odd kind of crunch to them - there's tons of details for combat, but my GM says there's basically no encounter design guidelines, for example. Still, it's a great time and I can't recommend it enough.
- @thetoastisgone @TheGreatDarkness WFRP is a blast, i wish I could make time and get a group together
  
  If I turn out to have more time at my new job, I plan to start thrid campaign (alongside 5e and Blades in the Dark campaigns I'm running now), and make it WFRP for two people who ran it to me + maybe one other person