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I enjoy playing tabletop tactical games. BattleTech, Renegade Legion, Car Wars, etc. I enjoy making units in those games, with spreadsheets and design tables. I also enjoy tactical map-based encounters in RPGs, whether D&D or otherwise. I enjoy making strong character concepts. I enjoy...

Only 3 rolls, rest RP! :) also: Actual in person session. Woo!

Obi Wan Coyote... :) And this one looks more like a fox:

Kidnapped? 9 Story Points, incoming! :D

Encountering fire cultists = many fireballs. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow.

Woah, a Car Wars Spy Hunter loop! Heck yeah. Whatever else they may or may not be, the more loose 6e rules for Car Wars ought to work well for such a wild ride: Give the protagonist car high armour, create a bunch of the mooks with lower armour cars, roll randomly to see which mooks arrive...

Secret society spying - all gemstones? Bonus: Time travel makes tenses hard!

Hmm. I'd say Ranger as archetype(s) [recognizing there are many archetypes that get labelled ranger, ie, nature-paladin vs tracker vs beastmaster vs...] are "necessary" things to be included within a D&D game. Whether they need to be a separate class (or classes) is a whole separate matter...

Memories of the Extensive Enterprises building! Or this from my hometown that, especially at night, totally invoked "launch gantry" in my mind: :)

Very much remember. It was Top Secret. Ran it for my friends, who then ran it in turn. Been playing RPGs ever since. :)

One of the things that made Spaceballs: The Original work was that it had it's own humour and was doing its own thing while riffing on Star Wars/Trek/Aliens/etc, rather than trying to be some outright parody or by simply mocking those sci-fi series. If they come at it from that direction again...