I mean this in the sense of :
What kind of character do you play? Do you play as a roleplayer (picking skills (gambling) and feats (bloody mess) that aren't useful in getting far in the game) or as a powergamer (for feats (gifted and finesse) and tags (small guns, speech, lockpicks))?
I made a charismatic gambler who liked big guns (big guns, gambling, and speech), but had a tendency to screw up when he used them (jinxed trait). Not only was he jinxed, but he indulged in the chems just a little too much.
What about you?

Last time I played Fallout 2 it was the "charming cat burgler" high charisma and high agility along with good perception. My tag skills were speech, steal and sneak, which unfortunately made me a bit weak in the lockpick department...
I used the small frame trait and skilled.
My character was last seen in New Reno making porn movies (seriously pumped up on buffout)

Gunman, medium strength with high perception and agility and an extra point in luck. Tagged heavy and light guns along with unarmed combat so I can participate in punching matches. Not the best build but it moves great and shoots straight, all I care about.

I usually play a highly intelligent and agile character, specializing in small arms, using the .223 pistol for the majority of the time, aiming for the eyes. I might boost energy weapons for the end game, but I have Sulik with a super sledge and Vic with a pump-action shotgun if I need some extra punch.
6 ST
8 PE
6 EN
6 CH
9 IN
8 AG
5 LK
...something along these lines. The small frame and gifted traits are a must for me, getting as high primary stats as possible. Usual tagged skills are small guns, lockpick and speech. I like to talk my way out of things.
I have tried lots of different character builds, but this is the easiest for me to play with. But I'll never forget my conversation with Torr with a 10/10/10/1/1/5/5 SPECIAL build. :)