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This is a really hard one, I want both muscle size and strength......and to be honest I need both.
I chose strength because it seems to me that the strongest guys are usually the biggest guys as well........just look at those who train at the PTCs or Gold coast barbell. I think a simple conclusion is strength increases size, ofcourse there are those who will contest this conclusion, but it is my opinion.
EDIT: Also I have concluded that increasing strength also increases muscle endurance, an example would be the fact that when I started lifting my 1rm deadlift was 100kg, now I can deadlift 180kg, I can do 100kg for a set of 18reps=endurance increased.
I voted muscle size although all three are important when I think about it. It's always good to look big, it's always good to be stronger and muscular sure would help too.
I want all of them + continued weightloss...so I voted for other. Because getting to my goal is the most important thing for me. I don't need to be super strong and I certainly don't want to be shredded lol I just want to be leaner, fitter, faster, stronger with alot of tone.
I love being in wraps and squatting 90kgs in the mono at PtC, and the guys in the power racks are squatting 60kgs and sweating, that is a good feeling. One day they will be squatting more, but right now my motivation is to stay in front as long as I can