The SRK Glossary - WIP

Newbie Saikyo Dojo
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cr.lk, cr.lp > SRK

What does the > stand for?

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Link probably, what is gattling?

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Aight thanks bro.

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when referring to Hakan, what does DDT mean?

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What does Flowchart mean?

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Refers to his Oil Dive. Although I do not know why it is called DDT.

Usually refers to players who play Ken and just spam shoryuken with out thinking about it. Google flowchart Ken.

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DDT is a wrestling move. Google DDT Jake the Snake

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infamy is right. Maybe Hakan’s move was given the nickname DDT based upon the old wrestling move.

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What exactly is a yomi (sp?)

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I heard a phrase I hadn’t heard in awhile but “magic series” is something most people might not know but is a very popular terms with older games. I’m not really sure how to define this, like I know what it is I just suck at explaining things.

-DJ-

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*I got a question and might have missed it but what does hk.ST, cr.mk and cst.hp mean??

is it Hard Kick standing, crouching med kick, crouch stand hard punch??

Thanks*

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People have different notations for stuff, but those mean standing HK, crouching MK, and I assume close standing HP. Things start to get wonky with close/far standing, I think the standard is c for close, f for far, cr for crouching. You shouldn’t have to say cst since there aren’t any characters with close/far versions of their crouching attacks as far as I know.

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Thanks Iduno, I knew Loltima had a better explanation for plinking in one of his videos, couldn’t remember which. Also edited with a video with examples of Option Selects.

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hey thanks!

thanks for that!

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in marvel… what does KFC mean?

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Thanks Iduno, I knew Loltima had a better explanation for plinking in one of his videos, couldn’t remember which. Also edited with a video with examples of Option Selects.

watch movies online

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What does the CS mean in this example?

CS. HK > L. SRK > EX SRK

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Probably “close, standing”. Sounds like a SF4 Ken combo.

Still, when someone writes “c.” for “close,” they don’t need to put anything for standing, as it’s implied; attacks are assumed to be done standing unless “cr.” is there, indicating a crouched attack…but like HBRD already said, some people have different notations.

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Thanks

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well i have thought it’s similar to salt in a wound. like, you get beat so bad it stings more than normal.