MK1: SCORPION Combo Guide - Bread N Butter + Step By Step

Can't you do the Serena pt two times tho b4 kneeling in the air?

Any tips for the kyo snag with meter burn? I can land the kyo snag very consistently but for some reason I can never meter burn it?

We need a tutorial on Meter burn, it’s so hard to hit

You can add a falcon dragon kick before the raising hell combos

Could you please stop silencing the “t” in buttons? That’s so 2016. Thanks.

NRS removing the option to pin moves is ridiculous.

MKX>MK1>MK11

after the kyo snag they fall instantly and i cant hit em with even the burnign spear, im pretty sure its just cause im playing on the switch which sucks but if its something else please lmk

Great video man!!

the 1,2 before the DB2+MB is stupidly hard. I could not get the hang of it at all
decided to remove the 2 and now I can do it consistently but for some weird reason that 2 just messes me up big time and I don't know the reason
least I know a combo now even though it's a bit incomplete
still happy

i got it to 400 percent

Instead of Blazing charge at the end you should spear then 21 twisted kyo
I got 40%(409.2dmg) by doing this

doing double kick in the begging brings to first combo to 413

Man I gotta say the quality of these combo tutorials are very succinct and in depth. As a tutorial maker myself let me say there is an audience for these types of super in-depth tutorials and they are very much appreciated. Accolades to you brother. These are outstanding.❤

Nope meter burn doesn't work.

Hey so if you do Falcon Dragon to catch the opponent instead of a second Raising Hell it does the same damage and seems a little easier to land, for me at least I’ve been having some trouble landing the second Raising Hell

For anyone struggling with the air drag toward you, I found it’s because the second uppercut needs to be earlier than u would think so they go that tiny bit higher, hit it consistent then!

How do people figure out combos so soon?

Mk1 is my first mk game. Hoping to get decent at scrorpion and geras. Thanks for the awesome guide