Red flags that you should run?

Red flags that you should run?

>join a group
>characters are introduced
>one of the players is a furry
>described as a cute, male, fox humanoid with a fluffy tail and soft eyes, tries to greet other characters with a lick on the cheek

>man wants to play a catgirl
>woman wants to play a catboy

I'm not sure which is worse.

Women are evil.

Women playing male characters is, in my experience, alot less cringe than dudes playing female characters.

>Red flags that you should run?
depends on the setting.

>"This is going to be a sandbox game."
>"This is going to be a West Marches style campaign."
>"This is going to be a political intrigue game."

Hearing any of these lines in the campaign pitch is a 110% guarantee it's going to be complete and utter shit. Especially if you're playing DnD or a similar system.

>trying to join a party
>ask to play a character with earth elemental heritage (like a genasi)
>DM says there are no elemental-connected races in his world
>..ok, maybe an elf then?
> elves are extinct after they started and lost a genocidal war in a bid for world domination
> the only playable race is humans
> if you 'prove you are a good player' you can get a halfling or a thri-kreen

politely thank them for their time and run away

I'm playing a genderfluid android pop idol in Starfinder. I thought it would just be fun and/or funny, but now I'm worried that I am now That Guy. Can a guy bring love, understanding, and weaponized power ballads to a game without being a gigantic faggot on accident?

>play a character whose description starts with their sexuality
>not being a giant faggot
choose one and only one

>Hurrdurr, I thought it'd be funny to play Metaton from Undertale.

Yes, you are a gigantic faggot, but it's probably not accidental.