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| − | <onlyinclude>===<u>Teams</u>=== | + | <onlyinclude>===<u>[[V9: Teams| Teams]]</u>=== |
| − | This will indicate how many teams | + | This will indicate how many teams the players must be split into, as well as any special instructions for they should be divided. Teams can also be a rotating feature where membership changes as the game progresses. |
{{V9 Example|text=''Some common examples include: | {{V9 Example|text=''Some common examples include: | ||
| − | *''Two Teams'' | + | *''Two Teams with an equal amount of players.'' |
| − | *''Two Teams and a neutral team that | + | *''Two Teams, and a neutral team that can help or hinder either team as they see fit.'' |
| − | *''The two | + | *''Two teams split evenly at the start but the first-[[V9: Death|dead]] player from the last round switches to the other team. |
| + | *''The two most recent [[V9: Death|dead]] players [[V9: Returning To Life|respawn]] together as a new 2-player team.'' | ||
*''Free-for-All (every player for themselves)'' | *''Free-for-All (every player for themselves)'' | ||
| − | *''1-on-1 duels''}} | + | *''1-on-1 duels''}}</onlyinclude><br> |
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{{V9 Core Game Mechanics}} | {{V9 Core Game Mechanics}} | ||
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Teams
This will indicate how many teams the players must be split into, as well as any special instructions for they should be divided. Teams can also be a rotating feature where membership changes as the game progresses.
Some common examples include:
- Two Teams with an equal amount of players.
- Two Teams, and a neutral team that can help or hinder either team as they see fit.
- Two teams split evenly at the start but the first-dead player from the last round switches to the other team.
- The two most recent dead players respawn together as a new 2-player team.
- Free-for-All (every player for themselves)
- 1-on-1 duels
Core Game Mechanics Objectives · Game Items · Teams · Life Limits · Death Count · Respawn Points and the Dead Zone · Base · Refresh
Combat Activities Core Game Mechanics · Game Modes · Custom Rules and Accommodations · Game Organizer Guide
