Or, she can be so good at fighting, she doesn't need cheating.I don't know how to make this clearer. Korra does not need help fighting. She needs help cheating and counter-cheating.
So instead of pointing them out and supporting your own argument, you are telling the person you are trying to convince to try to figure it out themselves. Not a very good tactic. YOU are the one supporting your side, it's up to you to gather evidence supporting it. It's up to me to gather evidence supporting my side, which I did.Go through the story Reader Mode. We are constantly getting points in 3-5 skills every choice we make.
Of the last 8 turns, we've done dustbending in 7 of them. And Dustbending didn't exist before that.Because we haven't spend every turn meditating, because we haven't spent every turn dustbending.
And we haven't done meditate every turn, but we've done it frequently.
Except, she's lost when the enemies WEREN'T cheating. As I said, she has lost in straight fights. The enemies did cheat in a number of those encounters, but not all of them.Skills isn't the problem with Korra as you and Tron have repeatedly stated. It's that the enemies cheat. A lot. Li currently is a bad example in avoiding the fate she had in canon. Making her think she can punch her way through her problems is not the answer.