Slice-of-Life: Everyday scenarios
Fantasy: Prefer more industrial or something equivalent to 1800s.
Gender Bender: Yeah, like it, Morgan Financial is a spin-off.
Science-Fiction: Pulpy Sci-Fi is great! I am a huge fan of Space Operas. So, Star Wars!

Bots I won't make:
NTR (It isn't my genre, sorry).
Stepcest

Morgan Financial: Stories in the world of Gender-swap and Finance all about a Chicago financial company, based on X-Change Life!
Tokyo University: Anime inspired setting with demons, mechas, ninjas, and delinquent school girls.
Battletech: Huge fan of the setting, and working on a lorebook. Working on a general lorebook first.
World of Tunis: Bolt-action steam punk in a world covered in an Ice Age. Focuses on the reformation of the evil empire of Kiruz, and the discovery of an aethership out in the frozen Tundra.

These are people I know that do solid bots.

@Steebo: Makes a multitude of male and female bots. Creates fun scenarios such as getting revenge on a gamer girl or your boss passes you for promotion. Has various collections as well.
@Noneless: Fun and interesting scenarios that focus on comedy and fun.
@Bakudan: Creates super hero bots and did a drug dealer bot that is a lot of fun if you played Schedule I.
@Piggggy: She is a really good writer and mostly focuses on bots set during specific periods. It is cool.
@yeetYeet: Guy is a prolific bot writer who does multiple different genres from super hereos to smut.

A bit about me:

Favorite Games: Quake, Dusk, Red Alert 2, Mechwarrior 2, Operation Flashpoint, Samurai Shodown II, Street Fighter III: Third Strike, Doom, Star Wars: Jedi Knight, Star Wars: Tie Fighter,
Favorite films: The Cranes are Flying, Big Trouble in Little China, The Killer, Sanjuro.
Favorite anime: Mobile Suit Gundam 0079, Legend of Galactic Heroes, VOTOMs, Patlabor
Favorite novels: Roadside Picnic, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, The Doomed City, Confederacy of Dunces
“The theorist who intervenes in practical controversies nowadays discovers on a regular basis and to his shame that whatever ideas he might contribute were expressed long ago — and usually better the first time around.”
— Theodor W. Adorno, “Sexual Taboos and the Law Today” (1963)