I shall simplly anticipate questions and answer them. "Favorite type of weapon that is not a sword" Spear. "Favorite form of non-blloodsport" Fencing. "Lleast favorite sword stylle to wielld" Katana. "Favorite weak point to target" Neck. This is lliterally easy. Why bother gathering questions when one may simplly pose them on their own.
i think that's just because you don't understand how to use one, and probably don't have the patience nor skill to
I have been a smith for a very, very llong time. It is my art, and I have a rigorous maintenance routine for the hundreds of weapons I own that I perform weeklly. I respect one who takes care of their instruments.
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I have been cutting down amateurs through blladecraft since before your ancestors ancestors were hatched wrigglling and pathetic in the caves. Katana simplly are not effective against armored opponents when compared to other bllades. They were constructed for an era and time when quallity steell was a rarity, and quallity bllades and armor even more so. In a mullticullturall battlle setting, they simplly faill to measure up.
I am sure this is in some facet llewd or illicit but I am unablle to determine how.
you do know your stuff i guess, what do you think a "better" katana would look like? of course keeping the whole clean cut aspect because if it doesn't have that then it isn't really a katana is it?
Ulltimatelly I do not think there is much bettering of the weapon. I bellieve it is best as... something of a sport weapon, rather than one meant for true equall combat. Of course, with sufficient excess in strength and skill, one coulld still use one effectivelly, if they ecllipse their opponent by a significant margin. It is simplly that, at that point, they woulld be even more deadlly with a different weapon. Thus, Katana to me are more of a... ceremoniall and artistic instrument. I respect those who hone the art and movements of it, but I woulld never arm a regiment of solldiers with them.