Whats the aspect of your promo that makes it so special with others? is it your creativity? your diss to your opponent? your word play? gimmick play? or any other things? let us know.

Gimmick play of course. I like to use my gimmick to actually play around with my promos a bit. It is not possible all the time but is effective and entertaining as hell when it is done.

I have no idea.

I think all my promos suck more donkey ass than Shrek having a moment of gaydom during pride week in the neverland forest.

I think its a combination of things that vary between the characters i protray

100% psychological beatdown.

I just want to say it's my ability to portray my opponents' thought process and counter their argument before they can even attempt to use it. Lannister, of course, is a very confident individual/character, but it goes hand-and-hand with my style of sounding/believing everything he says and treating it like gospel. Which, if you're going to get in your opponents' head, you might as well sound like you're a convicted man. Lannister, one way or the other, dictates the conversation, dictates the topic - and when you're not on the defense at all, it's hard to have any claims strike true against you.

Answering other peoples promo back I believe.

I love to use everything that thrown into me, lol.

I ramble on about everything that is wrong with EAW and why I am better than all my peers on top. Also why the future and youngblood of EAW should be shoved to the top of the mountain while they're hot and fresh.

It's the reason why promos are short because, I write straight to point, no deep monologs because of the type of character and her past in the Japan wrestling system where promo are short and straight to the point. Azumi is an arrogant bitch but she'll also says it straight to your face about how she hates you and how she's going to beat you.

Usually my promo style is a lot like Azumi's but now that I play Mortimer I've tried to experiment with telling more of a story. But if I had to pick one thing I think it would be my almost Monty Python esque way of balancing out the seriousness in my promos with a wacky scenario.

My ideology is mostly relying on character development. Basically how would a guy like Kelly approach a situation in the ring. And how does the environment evolve him?

As for me, I am not good at having a verbal attack and word playing since I'm a foreigner and not that good at processing advanced English words so my most promos is focusing on my story and creative write without forgetting about the point of my upcoming match.