Depends on your opponent. Caltraps works more often, but hurting their dex only matters if they dodge well. I often went right for kansetsuwaza unless I was fighting an arial. (n/t)

Depends on your opponent. Caltraps works more often, but hurting their dex only matters if they dodge well. I often went right for kansetsuwaza unless I was fighting an arial. (n/t):
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Posted by Stahlhagen on February 26, 2000 at 14:04:14:

In Reply to: about fighting posted by Assassin on February 26, 2000 at 13:31:59:

> I was wondering, is it best to caltraps, kote then kan
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or twist the wrist then caltraps???
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just a question
>

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both kansetsuwaza and kotegaeshi reduces strenght. N/T me 19:53:25 2/26/2000 (2)
- But kansetsuwaza does more. It is the more risky of the two, but a quick kan can really put the hurt on a fighting class, whereas caltraps are usually just irritating to them. (n/t) Stahlhagen 22:58:38 2/26/2000 (1)
  - Kanset does do more, but theres a chance that kote will instantly make their weapons go down, regardless of str, at least from what I've seen NT Juntao 12:21:27 2/27/2000 (0)

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