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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cryptos" data-source="post: 4584031" data-attributes="member: 58439">Unfortunately if I get the opportunity to game, I usually wind up as the DM/GM/ST.If I wind up as the player, I'm the wild-eyed "I have a plan" person that is thinking not only of a solution to the current encounter but a way to amass influence, information, items, technology, power, allies, etc to give me more opportunities to concoct an unconventional solution.  Even inconsequential items randomly placed, I'll look at and possibly use on the spot or collect for later use.Combined with my lack of forgiveness and how little I like to have enemies at large and able to do me harm, I suppose I can have a tendency to derail things for more linear GMs.For GMs that react and thrive on those sorts of things, I create plot hooks and complications that go on for days.I'm the person who's thinking ahead from level one to the day when we can take down the local Imperial Moff who's ruling the sector with a durasteel fist, building things up to the point where we offload a legion of tiny, cheap hover droids with stun blasters and laser cutters into the ventillation system in his fortress, waltz through it and shoot him in the head in the middle of his command center just as he starts to open his mouth to begin his villain's monologue.Introduce an enemy to me in advance at your peril.Just for fun, have me see that enemy doing something to women, children, or the poor and sick.  I won't stop until he's dead in the most humiliating and certain way possible.I'm the person who recognizes that the scientist offering to defect has just lied to us, is probably setting up a trap, and proceeds to spring the trap anyway, just to make sure we get the scientist anyway, or at the very least prevent him from staying in the enemies' employ, by doing some crazy-@$$ thing like launching myself out of the space station airlock with him and hoping that our ship is where I think it is, just outside.You'll have to toss all those encounters you planned on the way back to the hangar and off the space station.  But, hey, cool visual... and you still have a decent chance to take me out if you're feeling vindictive.  That pretty much sums it up.I'm pretty much the John Crichton (Farscape) of roleplaying.  Phyrric victories in hopeless situations, "so crazy it works" plans, "what the hell is he doing now?" actions, and making enemies bigger enemies than they should have been appears to be my thing.  Irreverence and sarcasm included.  I regret that I don't get to play more often.</blockquote>

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