Definitely a learning curve. Eventually you fine tune a plan to get to the end and it'll become your trademark style.

I can never play any other way than the way I do.

Nah sod that. I tend to try out something a little different each time. Have a little fun with the character like.

Cochran was a weakling, Hancock was a wordsmith, Cesternino was one of the lads, Goldfinger was a dominant dictator, Peppy was old and slow and set in his ways, McClane was undyingly loyal, Brenda is a cocky confident flirt, etc.etc.etc.

Half the fun is the performance you know?

Thanks for all the helpful tips, Brenda. I will keep that in mind if I actually play in another game. I think all of us pre-jury boots have potential.