Wow....Jedi had a moment of clarity....
To be honest, my only real Bad feedback is the flow through character creation. The layout for that just seems a little back-and-forth...it seemed like I had to flip pages at every stage of creation, making it a lot more tedious than I feel it should be.
And, yes, the character sheet is hideous. I'd recommend a black on white character sheet as part of the Narrator's Screen, or something like that. Personally, I liked the way that WotC included character sheets in their screens for D&D 3e and Star Wars...I was easily able to make multiple copies of each, saving the originals for future copies!
Let's see, the good...well, hmmm, ahhh....
Just kidding. Aside from layout, character creation is understandable and quite straightforward. After I created a couple of characters as a warm up, I was able to make a beginning character in under a half hour.
The game mechanic is familiar and simplistic enough for even the most mathematically challenged to understand (trust me, I have one of those types in my game group ). However, I will stipulate that I haven't had the chance to actually use the skill system in a game situation.
I really like the advancement system...which is also friendly to the math challenged. I was able to create an experienced character with relative ease.
Davy Jones
"Frightened? My dear, you are looking at a man who has laughed in the face of death, sneered at doom, and chuckled at catastrophe! I was petrified."
-- The Wizard of Oz