Evangelion. I've played games with giant mechs, ane pets. Mech Suits are always more satisfying for me.

Dread or Honey Heist are really the best possible answers.

I wish Shadowrun had mechanics that were as good as the setting. I'll also say that I've tried to run Shadowrun twice. 1st time, my 2 most extroverted players broke up with their exes, and it tanked the game. The 2nd time had session 0 two weeks before Covid shut the world down. Truly cursed.

I really need to get into a Mage game. For that matter Mutants and Masterminds. I've had books for both for between 1 and 2 decades respectively, and done nothing with them. Shadowrun is a cursed game though.

Over the course of my gaming life? Superheroes.

In recent years, say post pandemic, most likely horror or fantasy.

Unfortunately, I have nothing this weekend, but I'm going to prime and paint a few things for D&D next weekend.

I always say that I like my games 80/20 towards serious, but they inevitably end up in the reverse.

I love all of the FF, but especially Ben. To be honest, it started with me just liking strong hoss characters. I loved the Hulk vs. Thing fights, but as I got older, I just started related more and more to him.

My contribution is pretty similar

This was my initial thought, but I do love peanut butter.

No, but in retrospect, yes

Vibe, and a defining personality trait. My last player character started from Mr. Feeny, but in space. I went backwards into a lot of weird places, but at the heart of him, he was a teacher.

It's better than 95% of the people painting minis. You're fine

My honest answer is D&D, but if I were to shout out another game, it would probably be Mörk Borg.

Chips without hesitation

All of these lifers for WotC leaving quickly is a pretty bad sign for D&D. Hopefully they are just pivoting to a different company.

D&D 2024 edition