Fantasy is the one I like. It lets you make up new things and not be criticized for it. Something that's familiar too, like magic, Medieval time period, stuff we've seen before with a twist to it.
Realistic for me, but I'm up for pretty much anything except fantasy. Sci-fi's kind of low on the list as well.
"2-4-6-8! I like to delegate!" -Meshugenah "Teague: Stomping on your dreams since 1992." -Sachiko "So I'm looking at FLT and am reminded of a sandwich." -Jabber
Eh... Fantasy is okay... I'm not a huge fan of storybook fantasy or sci-fi. I like psychological things, like what we have going in Necropolis right now, focusing mostly on character development. There has to be some obvious issue that needs to be resolved, and to be honest, real-life doesn't have much of that (except worrying about paying the bills and buying gas).
And in my opinion, it can have comedic lines in it, but let's not do a whole spoof.
I say whatever genre we have should lean more towards realistic, possibly with light fantasy or sci-fi to give us an easy objective.
