"Can you navigate? Do you know how to track, hide your own trail? Find the essentials: water, food, shelter, fire? Can you gut an animal without spoiling the meat? Do you know how to negotiate? What is your transportation? Will you travel alone? You're being much too weapon centric in this description. It doesn't tell us anything.

In real life, your skill isn't measured by numbers. You can't arbitrarily slap 98.8% onto something and expect it to mean anything."

"Exactly. Remember what I just said? "You're being much too weapon centric in this description. It doesn't tell us anything."

You're talking about nothing besides combat capacity. That tells us nothing about how well you can survive or how well thought out your plan is."

"CQC with blades, yeah there are always alternatives, its just what I am most comfortable with is all. Nothing but preference."

"I used to be comfortable with it too...until I visited a meat processing plant.
You learn DAMN fast that if you are comfortable with it then you know jack friggin SH!T about it. No one gets comfortable with fighting of any sort. Just resigned to the fact that in a fight they'll go the distance to live.

You watch a cow get butchured then you picture that on a human.

But before I get to that have you ever fought in that capacity? Have you ever done it for real? The fact that you're comfortable tells something but I'll let you answer.

I will finish my post with this. It's easy to tell the difference between
a knife fighter and someone who uses a knife in a fight.
All the knife fighters are dead because they'd rather fight than run."

"That is a great quote, thanks for sharing. Where might I watch that movie?"