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Well, a hop kick is when you jump to hit your opponent on the way up..
a flying kick is Liu Kang's body attack [2 forward + highkick]

						Spencer "that sums it up" Olson
							ols...@elof.iit.edu
							sol...@imsa.edu

In <1993Jul27...@otago.ac.nz> is2...@otago.ac.nz writes:

>Whats the difference between a hop kick and a flying kick.  It hacks me off 
>mortal Kombat cause i can waste the normal guys, but when i get to the 2 people
>together, i hardly ever beat them, havent got up to the guy with lots of arms
>i forget his name

Goro.  Well anyways, I am the opposite.  I can beat most humans, but ahve a 
hard time against the computer (well, the endurance matches anyway.)

It takes a LONG time if you want to wait for THEM to make a mistake, causing
me to make a mistake, causing my head to fly off somehow.

Jesse Waldack

In <1993Jul27...@otago.ac.nz> is2...@otago.ac.nz writes:

>Whats the difference between a hop kick and a flying kick.  It hacks me off 
>mortal Kombat cause i can waste the normal guys, but when i get to the 2 people
>together, i hardly ever beat them, havent got up to the guy with lots of arms
>i forget his name.

A hop kick is where you extend your legs (i.e. press the kick button)
while the character is still on the upward arc of the jump.  A jumpkick
is where you extend your legs when your character has started on the
downward arc of the jump.  It takes a bit to get the timing right.

If you watch others playing the computer, you'll see that the computer
has various "ruts" and "patterns" it falls into.  Make a mental note
and exploit them when necessary.  Also, you know when the second guy
is coming into the game.  You can usually get in a free "special" (warp
kick, tackle, etc.) on the second guy before he lands.

Goro is the guy with all the arms.

ACS
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