Fighting Styles

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Offense
The offensive capacity of a fighting style, a higher offensive gives the user of the style more aggression and chance to cause damage to the opponent at the expense of using more energy.

Defense
The defensive capacity of a fighting style, a higher defense gives the user of the style more defense and opportunity to counter, block, parry or dodge an attack, using less energy than offense but having less opportunities to damage the opponent.

Striking
The striking capacity of a fighting style, a higher striking rating means that the user will be able to correctly utilize punches and kicks with higher accuracy and chance to cause some serious damage.

Technique
The technique capacity of a fighting style, a higher technique rating means that the user will be able to correctly perform power moves such as body slams and grapples whilst reducing the recoil. Technique is also a factor in defense as having a higher technique means that you're capable of defending yourself.

Submission
The submission capacity of a fighting style, a higher submission rating means that the user is able to inflict deadly holds and locks upon an opponent to cause them significant damage without striking them or throwing them against something.

Untrained
Untrained fighters who lack any formal type of training or practice are reckless and unpredictable, however their lack of experience is apparent as their style is filled with opportunities to strike and they lack the ability to execute a clean power move or hold onto a submission.