Both are fascinating, and really quite similar if you think about it. I just happen to have come across more fantasy books that I enjoy reading, but not so much look with sci-fi. Writing, on the other hand, there are simply too many possibilities with both genres, because magic has rules and limitations just like technology does, and technology can be so advanced as to seem like magic. Lots of fun to play with both, especially when alien species or fantastical beasts are concerned.

I love the amazing characters, worlds, weapons, and creatures in both genres. Great stories and concepts exist in both.

Science fiction, specifically because it requires more of the creator. Even if the science is BS, there has to at least be an internal logic to it that can be followed. There are ideas beyond what is being depicted. It's deeper.

I consider both equally. they both have negatives and positives, but when they are both comnined into one (Scifi-Fantasy) they make a beautiful master peice-well only if you get it just rightX)

I like fantasy because it gives more options for creating landscapes, with different lighting scenes, battles on land, the image plants and animals.

I love fantasy based worlds that others and I come up...but I love space operas and sci-fi games to much.

So sci-fi it is.

I surpose I enjoy what imaginations and ideas humans had in the past, it is much mure surreal, mysterious and interesting than what ideas we may have for the furture. I easily understand peoples interest in sci-fy, but I'm just more into the never-existing ideas.

I enjoy much science-fiction but I have no scientific aptitude at all. Swords over ray guns.

Fantasy! :joy:
I can't explain, but fantasy is a part of my soul.

Fantasy! I love the atmosphere, and it suites my style of drawing a lot better. Besides, Scifi always feels a bit cold and depressing to me.