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| − | Capture the Flag or CTF is a standard competitive gamemode. Teams score points by obtaining the enemies flag or "intelligence" from their base and taking it back to theirs. CTF used to be a standard gamemode in [[Highlander]] and [[6v6]] but it has since been almost completely abandoned | + | Capture the Flag or CTF is a standard competitive gamemode. Teams score points by obtaining the enemies flag or "intelligence" from their base and taking it back to theirs. CTF used to be a standard gamemode in [[Highlander]] and [[6v6]] but it has since been almost completely abandoned. |
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