To be honest you can have 1080 and 60FPS but as games like TLOU show, there may be a slight hit to the fidelity of some of the graphics such as shadow resolution or AA filtering.
So the question could be:
"Do you prefer 1080p at 30 FPS with all bells and whistles or do you prefer 100 at 60FPS with a tangible hit to fidelity? "

I can always see the difference between 1080p and 720p but I can't see the difference between 30fps and 60fps (once I've played for a while)

So: 1080p/30fps is obviously my choice.

1080p and rock solid 30fps anyday. It's when the framerate goes under 30fps It disturbs me. Like AssUnity and driving in GTA5.

Depends on the game/genre, but for most console titles i'd pick 1080p/30fps over 720p/60fps. If i had to choose between the two on PC then i'd pick 720p/60fps, but in reality i always optimize for 1080p/60fps. If i had an adaptive monitor then i'd probably knock that down to 45fps for most titles.

Framerate first on fighting, racing, action and MOBAs

Resolution first on RPGs, tycoons and turn per turn strategy

Anything with heavy action elements: 720p 60fps

Anything that doesn't require fast inputs: 1080p 30fps

But really: 1080p 60fps. I'll sacrifice detail every time to achieve it if I have to.

Depends on the game. 1080P/ 30FPS for my single player games ideally, 60FPS when I go online.

Most cases I would go with 1080p and a ROCK SOLID 30fps. In my opinion a Rock Solid 30 is just as good as 60 in most cases. There are a few titles that are exempt from thay rule though.

Also it is important to not that with 30, any dips would be noticed quite easily. If there were dips, I would rather have 720p 60fps (as dips at 60fps are far less noticable unless they are drastic).

1080p 30FPS

Depends on the game. I'm a big RPG fan I'd rather play most of those in 1080p over 60fps.