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So I have been looking on Drivethru RPG at different things, and noticed The Company RPG corebook, which seems like it would fit in with a game a buddy and I have been running back and forth for... a decade. I know it says its rules light, which is nice as we don't want to much dice rolling to really slow us down, but I kind of want something a bit more than RTD.

Any opinions on the system, its openquest d100 system that was modified for modern setting.

To be honest with you there aren't that many good modern setting games systems out there.

What I recommend is to play All Flesh Must be Eaten without the zombies, and it works great since the system itself is great. I use the fluff from Twilight 2013, which IMHO had decent fluff, crap crunch. I do it myself.

Alright thanks.

Thats why we always tend to use RTD now, no one makes a good modern setting.

I may convert a mix of rogue trader and deathwatch to get something I like.

Check out FUDGE, it's pretty damned adaptable. I dug it for the Dresden Files RPG.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fudge_%28role-playing_game_system%29