<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=98122.msg4337459#msg4337459">Quote from: Tomalak on 06-03-2011, 20:13:19</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">I'd like to ask all the players, largely to satisfy my own curiosity, what 'level' of play you tend to prefer?  I find that most people have some part of the 'power curve' that appeals to their aesthetic, or feeds their pay-outs, better than the others - do you?  (generic group referential 'you'')<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>One of the things that draws me to RP is the ability to interact with other players and characters. When you're writing your own story, you know where it's going and what's coming next. Other players and GMs keep you on your toes though and the curveballs they may intentionally or unintentionally throw your way provide a fun challenge for creativity. :)<br/><br/>I really enjoy character development. The chance to watch characters grow and change as the story progresses and deal with the aftermath of their choices is always fun. Of course I'm looking forward to exploring all the aspects of Scion- the interesting uses that Boons and Knacks can be put to it, Fatebinding, the new twists on legends, etc. So I'd enjoy the chance to do some combat but also just get to know my character and see her progression, as well as the others.<br/><br/>I agree with HH and Lanzlo. I mean, Scions are supposed to be a bit larger than life so it'd make sense to have mortals (within reason) and weaker titanspawn (within reason) go down in an epic cinematic style. And some planning before certain things can make things go more smoothly. But PMs might get lost or buried or missed, I know that happens with me. :P<br/><br/>Powers are there for a reason but as we've seen, they have consequences to their use. I'd hope that gumption and cleverness would play a part in winning the day as much as any divine abilities.