My GM is content to wait for the new version to be out. Regarding ability scores and accuracy, that's the conclusion I came to from the text, but was confused because of the line "is equal to the ability score the attack uses for attack bonus" (emphasis mine).

On page 109, you state "This is called Attack Overage, and the amount of bonus damage that can be applied in this fashion is equal to the ability score the attack uses for attack bonus." This suggests that your relevant SPECIAL attribute (say, Perception for guns) increases your accuracy with attacks in addition to just points spent in the skill. The rest of the rules suggest that only points you actually spend in that skill (and the +2 tag bonus?) are applied to accuracy. Which is correct?

I will certainly let you know if I find any major inconsistencies. As for the new rules, I know a friend of mine is currently planning to make a game using this system. Would it be easy to adapt their game to the new system later or would it be best to start with that now?

Also, you mention prowess skills occasionally, presumably a holdover from copy-pasting from your Starcraft RPG? Pages: 14, 15, 156.

When you are describing SPECIAL attributes (which you also sometimes refer to as ability scores) on pages 11 and 12, you state first that "The character’s perception score is added to their initiative." and then "agility is added to perception to determine a character’s initiative." However, when mentioning initiative for the rest of the document, you state only that the character's Agility is used for Initiative. This second statement appears to be borne out by the few creature stat-blocks I checked in the Bestiary. Which is correct?