What does "fc'd" mean
 

What is an "fc"?

Re: What does "fc'd" mean
 

Full Combo. In FFR, this means no misses. In SM, it means nothing below greats.

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I'm "banned" from walmart till a couple of days.
9 months without walmart is quite some time.
Don't shoplift more than 300 dollars.
It'll get you in trouble.

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but ive done that plenty of times!

what is an all-perfect called?

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All perfects=AAA
All marvs=AAAA

There's a sticky that says all this stuff if you need to know more.

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All perfect full combo is either a PFC or a AAA.

*edit

Ninja'd

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oh, I thought AAA was only for DDR and FFR2

Re: What does "fc'd" mean
 

nope

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Well, it doesn't say AAA or anything when you get one in FFR, but virtually everyone here will still call it an AAA.

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Slang...

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and another word we use is no0b...
you kno, like not following directions and such

Re: What does "fc'd" mean
 

How is this relevant?

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I dont think it is relevant at all, unless it is describing the word used to describe that particular post?

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it's relevant cuz only a no0b would make so many topics asking for stuff when the answers are already on here...just gotta read the stickies and such...use the search

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Now isn't saying "Read the stickies to find the answer" easier to say then that long winded post you made earlier?

Re: What does "fc'd" mean
 

It means f***ing came.

ex. I FC'd on Jchinzilla lol

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Hello welcome to FFR

Read the sticks and above all else have fun!!!

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This is exactly why it's called the newbie forum.

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well this is the newbie forum, and since I didnt know there was a 'search' button, i just posted here

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Look for posts with "Sticky" next to the title, and have a read.

Could be informational O;