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I was just looking at some books in a junk mail catalog about the awesome
fighting secrets of so-and-so or such-and-such. They're right before the
books on Tesla's free energy and anti-gravity machines and
extra-terrestrial origins. But that got me wondering, what if one martial
art really is better than another? A martial arts geek might say it's the
training or the practitioner that matters, but nevermind that. They've
been created independently many times, and have been evolving through the
present day, so we can suppose one martial art really is better than
another?
How to model that?
You might make a P/H skill and add some more bonuses. But I think
"better" has to mean more capability for the time you put into it, or
regular Karate at P/A or even P/E.
Comments?
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"In any case, don't stress too much--cortisol inhibits muscular
hypertrophy. " -- Eric Dodd
I was just looking at some books in a junk mail catalog about the awesome
fighting secrets of so-and-so or such-and-such. They're right before the
books on Tesla's free energy and anti-gravity machines and
extra-terrestrial origins. But that got me wondering, what if one martial
art really is better than another? A martial arts geek might say it's the
training or the practitioner that matters, but nevermind that. They've
been created independently many times, and have been evolving through the
present day, so we can suppose one martial art really is better than
another?
How to model that?
You might make a P/H skill and add some more bonuses. But I think
"better" has to mean more capability for the time you put into it, or
regular Karate at P/A or even P/E.
Comments?
--
"In any case, don't stress too much--cortisol inhibits muscular
hypertrophy. " -- Eric Dodd