Abbreviations & Slang

This page lists and defines almost every abbreviation, slang and terms used by the Grand Piece Online community to reference items, combos, techniques and other stuff.

Game Mechanics

Abbreviations and terms used for game mechanics:

• M1 = Click damage (short for Mouse1).

• Block-break = A move that "breaks" your block (F key).
  • Moves like Flame Pillar and Meteor Strike are commonly referenced for being block-breakers.

• Perfect block = When the player blocks an attack right as it is dealt. It then produces a purplish effect and stuns the opponent for about 2 seconds, allowing the player to counter-attack.
  • As most players might have experienced, enemy NPCs are also able to do a perfect block.
  • Some may also refer to it as "Parry", or "PB", for short.
  • Almost every move can be perfect blocked. Even M1s, with tight timing, can be perfect blocked.
  • Needs to be done 200 times for the Kenbunshoku Haki quest.

• Uptilt = Holding 'Space' while dealing a M1 combo, thus initiating an Air Combo in the 4th M1. If the 5th M1 is dealt, the target gets smashed into the ground, receiving a millisecond-short stun.
  • As most player might have also experienced, enemy NPCs are also able to do an uptilt.
  • The mechanic is most commonly used in PvP to take full advantage out of combo-extending techniques.

• Hyperarmor = A move that can't be interrupted by external damage while it's being struck.
  • In other words, the player can get damaged, but their move won't get cancelled.
  • Fruits like Gura and Mera's Flame Pillar are commonly referenced for having hyperamor.
  • NPCs are also commonly referenced for having hyperarmor on every move.

• iFrames = Invincibility frames. Basically, portions of time during the cast of a move where the player is completely invincible.
  • Common examples are grabs like Gura's Head Crusher and Elo's Hammer Pounding Festival.

• AoE = Area of Effect. Term used for moves that cover a certain area.
  • Common examples are Flame Pillar, Blast Clutcher and Gravity Dominance.

• DoT = Damage over Time. This applies to any move that leave an effect that stays after the attack is over. The primary example of this is burn damage, however there are also other types such as poison and bleed damage.
  • For Burn Damage the most well-known examples are Mera and Pika. Other type is the Poison Damage dealt by Golden Hook's Activate Poison move.

• Shadow Haki = A Busoshoku Haki colour that doesn't glow.

• Ult = Short for "ultimate", which is then in turn short for "ultimate attack". These are the final attacks in an ability's kit and usually have high cooldowns and startup time to make up for their extreme power.

PvP

Terms and slang used for combos, techniques, etc., on PVP (Arena Mode):

• Infinite Combo = A combo performed by taking advantage of stun and fast moves to lock the opponent in a move-loop. They are constantly patched, due to being considered mechanic-abusing.
  • Fruits known for being able to do so are Hie (due to its freezing), Zushi (due to Pull and Push, but was already patched) Goro (due to its stuns) and Ito (due to it's low cooldowns and high combo potential)

• Combo Extender = A move that is most commonly used to extend a M1 combo in order to deal one more hit, stun the opponent, or to buy time for an ability's cooldown and start another M1 combo.
  • The most well-known extender moves are Collier and Trident Impale.
  • Other type of extender move is one that pulls the enemy into another M1 combo, like Black Vortex and Gravity Pull.

• Spammer = A player that only relies on their Devil Fruit, spamming its moves.

• Runner = A player that keeps running or Geppo/skywalking away and using ranged moves. They are often called cowards for not using M1s.

• Zoning = Attacking from afar. Commonly used to reference moves that can be countered by other ranged moves.

• Afro Dash = A combo extender technique that took advantage of being very close to the opponent and using Soru. To perform this technique, it requires a player to deal 4 M1s (while being very close to their opponent) and then dashing. Note that right after they were done dashing, it is needed to hit the 5th M1, in order to knock them into the direction they were dashing into.

• Kirby Dash = When a player stands close to an opponent and running while doing their 5th M1 to create a drag like effect, which allows the player to combo extend with new moves and get an additional M1 in on a lot of other combo extenders.
  • It can even make high damage attacks such as Gomu's Gomu-Gomu no Gatling true.
  • An example/tutorial can be seen here.

• Drag M1s = Combo extender technique which is done by dealing 4 M1s then spinning 180º, using Shigan, then spinning back only to use the last M1, then use any extender move.

• Movestack = Using a bug/glitch to activate two moves at the same time. This deals a great amount of damage in PvP and is looked down upon by other players.

• Turtle = Holding block, then attacking back in the middle of an enemy's M1 (for slow-swinging weapons such as Elo's Sledgehammer.

• Block Baiting = Holding block until the opponent M1s first, only to punish them with the player's own M1s.

• No Skill Combo = A combo where the player only uses some of their skills, but still deals enormous damage.

• Wall Combo = Knocking a opponent against a wall to avoid knockback and use moves that wouldn't normally be combo extenders as combo extenders. This is often looked down on by other players being seen as unfair and unskilled.

• Fatherless Combo = A combo that deals tremendous amounts of damage that is seen as unfair and is looked down by the community, thus resulting in them calling the combo "fatherless", a common derrogatory term to reference such things in the gaming community.

• Parentless Combo = Depreciative term for a combo that has too many combo extenders (long drawn out combos). The reason for such name is similar to the above's.

• Sold/Selling = A player letting themselves get hit or combo'd.

• Logged/Logging = When a player logs out.

Trading

Abbreviations used in trading:

• W/F/L = Win/Fair/Loss.
  • Used for help on determining if a trade is good or bad.
• LF = Looking For.
  • Used to call in offers for a certain item the poster is looking for.
  • NLF = Not Looking For.
  • MLF = Mostly/Mainly Looking For.
• AFK/AFKing = Away from keyboard.
  • Used for when the player isn't active in the game.
  • Also used to gather trades all at once for when they come back.
• NTY = No Thank You.
  • Used to specify why someone's offer was ignored.
    • Example: "Trading Candy Cane. LF Good offers. Ignore = NTY" .
• T = Trading.
  • For example: "T: Gura, Pika, and Magu".
• Clown/Clown offer = A derogatory term for a person who makes a offer so bad it's viewed as a joke, or a "clown offer".
  • Example: "Trading SB katana for Mera".

Items

Accessory and weapon abbreviations commonly used in trading:

• CC = Candy Cane
• PCC = Prestige Candy Cane
• FB/Bag= Fruit Bag
  • Other uses: Spare FB for Spare Fruit Bag and Prestige/Pres FB for Prestige Fruit Bag.
• WB Cape = Whitebeard's/Captain Zhen's Cape
  • WB Set = WB Cape and Bisento
• Musashi Set = Musashi’s Rose Katana, Musashi’s Crimson Katana, Musashi’s Karuta and Musashi’s Hat
• DF = Devil Fruits
  • Specific fruits are usually called by their first name, such as Pika for the Pika Pika no Mi, and Gura for the Gura Gura no Mi.
• SB = "Sea Beast" (Sea Serpent)
  • Such as: SB Core for "Sea Beast Core", SB Armor for "Sea Beast Armor", etc.
• KK = Kraken
  • Such as: KK Core for Kraken Core, KK Armor for Kraken Armor Set, etc.
• Full KK Set
  • Contains most of the kraken drop, such as: Kraken Armor Set, Kraken Cape, and Kraken Greatsword.
• GS/KK GS = Kraken Greatsword
  • Usually comes with the item's color, such as Red GS, Blue GS, etc.
• HB/Hover = Hoverboard
• CB = Coffin Boat
  • CF, CF Boat and Coffin are also used.
• WEnder/WE = World Ender
• Flowers = Flower Bouquet
• Sento = Bisento
• G Blade/Grav Cane= Gravity Blade
• Croc Cape = Pharaoh Akshan’s Cape
• GH/GHammer = Golden Hammer
• OG Elf Hat = Elf Hat
• J Fit = Jester's Outfit
• Q Fit = Cupid Queen's Outfit
• ASE = All Seeing Eye
• DRoot = Dark Root
• SP/SP Reset = SP Reset Essence
• Ghook/Hook = Golden hook
• Gpole/Pole = Golden staff
• Irb = Inferno rocket blade
• Pirb = Prestige inferno rocket blade
• LC = Legendary Fruit Chest

Bosses

Terms and abbreviations used in boss farming and/or raids.

• Shelf = Luring a boss (often Ryuma or Borj) into a shelf to nullify knockback like wall combos to unleash attacks such as Magu or Pika ults without knocking him away.
• Lure = Lure to an island.
  • This is used when a player wants to bring a Sea Serpent or Kraken to land for it to be killed.
• No Lure = Kill the Sea Serpent or Kraken on the spot. No bringing it to an island.
• Nd = No drops.
  • Used when a boss is defeated and the player that said it got no drops.

Other

Anything that doesn't fit into the categories cited above.

• Shadow Nerf/Buff = When something gets nerfed or buffed without the community getting told.