I'm most comfortable as a mid-range stealth sniper - I like hitting them before they get to take a shot at me or even see me, and I like scopes. Unless I'm actively roleplaying, I will default to this style given the choice. In pre-gunpowder games I like being a sneaky archer that can also swordfight in a pinch (the 'rogue' type, I guess).

It doesn't matter which game or what genre i'm playing, I play to have fun. I don't care if my team wins or loses, I don't give a damn about K/D ratios, and if I feel like going all melee on TF2 and that leads to a small heavy party on B where everyone brings sandviches (Except for the one guy who HAD to bring steak) then so be it. I don't play online to help you stroke your ego so "We can win and totally pwn those noobs!" I play because I enjoy video games. Don't get me wrong however, I don't run off or sit around on a game that requires teamwork unless its called for. Or we pass a jukebox in L4D. You gonna have tah leave tha Coach behind, cuz he be rockin out to tha MIDNIGHT RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDE

So I suppose i'm a 'to laid back for my own good' player.

tank through things. with something of paladin and or jack-of-all-trades. in racing games, i guess race it all and get all the difficult stuff out of the way first and enjoy the rest. in other games... well, i don't know... hard to say, as most only games i played were RPGs or racing games.

i would say more of a manipulative play style. rpgs i go for a do all, shooters i go sniper, rts i go for trap tactics and ai abuse

I am a warrior at heart with a bit of jack of all trades syndrome. Meaning if I can do it in the game, I'm gonna try it a little bit. IE I stealth, I use magic if it's available etc. For MMOs and RPGs at least.

In FPS games I tend to do a charge, sit back, charge type deal or I cover an area and do rounds back and forth. In games like Battlefield, I can play each class effectively but not superbly, so I'm sort of like a jack of all trades there too.