Free For All - Revision history

Me1: Redirecting to Game Modes

2009-06-19T00:05:57Z

Redirecting to Game Modes

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	~~{{merge\|Capture the Flag\|User_talk:Me1/Style_Merges}}~~		#REDIRECT [[Game Modes]]
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	~~The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.~~

	~~All five team colors can be used, plus rogue. Team-killing (~~[[TK]]) rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues. There are several benefits to playing as a team. Friends often like to play in the same map together while encouraging each other, playing from computers all in the same room. Teammates can [[message]] each other and strategise against the opposition.
	~~The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.~~

	~~[[Category:Gameplay~~]]

Me1 at 22:15, 9 April 2009

2009-04-09T22:15:59Z

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	The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.		The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.

Me1 at 22:10, 9 April 2009

2009-04-09T22:10:50Z

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	The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.		The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.

Joevano at 22:20, 24 March 2007

2007-03-24T22:20:39Z

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	The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.		The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.

	All five team ~~colours~~ can be used, plus rogue. Team-killing ([[TK]]) rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues. There are several benefits to playing as a team. Friends often like to play in the same map together while encouraging each other, playing from computers all in the same room. Teammates can [[message]] each other and strategise against the opposition.		All five team colors can be used, plus rogue. Team-killing ([[TK]]) rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues. There are several benefits to playing as a team. Friends often like to play in the same map together while encouraging each other, playing from computers all in the same room. Teammates can [[message]] each other and strategise against the opposition.
	The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.		The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.

	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

Mr Burns at 17:11, 24 March 2007

2007-03-24T17:11:57Z

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	The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.		The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.

	All five ~~teams~~ can be used, ~~though there is no direct benefit of teammates, other than having less people that want to shoot you~~. Team-killing rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues.		All five team colours can be used, plus rogue. Team-killing ([[TK]]) rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues. There are several benefits to playing as a team. Friends often like to play in the same map together while encouraging each other, playing from computers all in the same room. Teammates can [[message]] each other and strategise against the opposition.
	The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.		The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.

	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

Joevano: spelling

2007-03-11T19:26:49Z

spelling

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	The object of a ~~free for all~~ is to gain the most points for yourself. 'Free For All' is often abbreviated to 'FFA'		The object of a '''Free For All''' is to gain the most points for yourself. '''Free For All''' is often abbreviated to '''FFA'''.

	All five teams can be used, though there is no direct benefit of ~~team-mates~~, other than having less people that want to shoot you. Team-killing rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues.		All five teams can be used, though there is no direct benefit of teammates, other than having less people that want to shoot you. Team-killing rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues.
	The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.		The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.

	[[Category:Gameplay]]		[[Category:Gameplay]]

Brad: add category

2007-02-20T22:51:13Z

add category

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	All five teams can be used, though there is no direct benefit of team-mates, other than having less people that want to shoot you. Team-killing rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues.		All five teams can be used, though there is no direct benefit of team-mates, other than having less people that want to shoot you. Team-killing rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues.
	The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.		The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.

			[[Category:Gameplay]]

Brad: copy FreeForAll from old wiki

2007-02-20T06:50:31Z

copy FreeForAll from old wiki

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The object of a free for all is to gain the most points for yourself. 'Free For All' is often abbreviated to 'FFA'

All five teams can be used, though there is no direct benefit of team-mates, other than having less people that want to shoot you. Team-killing rules still apply. Rogues play for themselves: against everybody else, including other rogues.
The team score counter in the top right of the screen will show the strongest team as a whole during an FFA game.