Cristian Scotti

Always prioritizing the rule of cool over "what ifs", consistent enough and permissive enough too. He balances fights and encounters around the party to the point where, when the important plot point encounters appear, it never feels like it's an impossible win but it isn't an easy one either. Encourages a lot of roleplay as well, for example, giving Hero Points in exchange of tying up loose knots in the lore and coming to correct conclusions while paying attention to the story and/or integrating your own PC background into it. Sets the mood with the right ambient music and makes the voices of the characters as best as he can so it never feels like you are talking to the same NPC. Strict following of the time passing by in the day while your party is idle also forces you to be on your toes instead of wasting a full session on doing pointless stuff that doesn't aid into anything (not roleplaying or anything useful). All and all a great GM to have if you are willing to put effort in your own PC's backstory and make it work in the current setting while also allowing you to try different stuff with some moderation (creating a new character to try out in a non plot deciding session, for example).