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Ronald Reagan: Weird typo in "public game"

2011-01-16T08:29:54Z

Weird typo in "public game"

Apollo: /* 1on1 */

2010-06-30T18:25:08Z

‎1on1

Apollo: /* Terminology */

2010-06-30T18:23:30Z

‎Terminology

Apollo: cat+

2010-06-30T18:22:37Z

cat+

R4zor: who knows, someone might find my brief descriptions useful.

2010-06-29T07:15:21Z

who knows, someone might find my brief descriptions useful.

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A '''Match''' is a game between two set teams of 2 or more players each, unlike a ''Pub[lic Game]'', where players join and leave at their will. '''Matches''' exist in almost every FPS game. They are often organized before the actual date, as in tournaments or ladders, others are just created when someone brings it up.

==Terminology==
All '''Matches''' except 1on1 are in team modes, or are otherwise classified as a free-for-all.

===1on1===
A 1-on-1 match is, as the name gives away, a match between just two players, usually on a small map.

===Clan Match===
Clan matches are matches consisting of two teams of once clan playing each other (at least 2 players on each team). These are usually started when a clan is interested in finding a match, and another team is requested.

===Inter clan===
An '''Inter clan''' is a large game usually between friends or clan players that can involve many people. This is played on a private server, unlike a ''pub''. The purpose of these matches is to find many same-level skill players to test yourself in a group.

'''Inter clans''' are often mistakenly used to describe Intraclans.

===Intra clan===
An '''Intra clan''' is a private match consisting of only one type of clan or group. This is also called simply ''training'' or ''practice''.

==See Also==
[[Clan]]

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−	A '''Match''' is a game between two set teams of 2 or more players each, unlike a ''~~Pub[lic~~ Game]'', where players join and leave at their will. '''Matches''' exist in almost every FPS game. They are often organized before the actual date, as in tournaments or ladders, others are just created when someone brings it up.	+	A '''Match''' is a game between two set teams of 2 or more players each, unlike a ''Public Game'', where players join and leave at their will. '''Matches''' exist in almost every FPS game. They are often organized before the actual date, as in tournaments or ladders, others are just created when someone brings it up.

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 ===Clan Match===
-[[Clan[[ matches are matches consisting of two teams of once clan playing each other (at least 2 players on each team). These are usually started when a clan is interested in finding a match, and another team is requested.
+[[Clan]] matches are matches consisting of two teams of once clan playing each other (at least 2 players on each team). These are usually started when a clan is interested in finding a match, and another team is requested.
 ===Inter clan===

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 All '''Matches''' except 1on1 are in team modes, or are otherwise classified as a free-for-all.
-===1on1===
+===1 vs 1===
-A 1-on-1 match is, as the name gives away, a match between just two players, usually on a small map.
+An '''1 vs 1 match''' ("one versus one", also referred as ''1-on-1'') match is, as the name gives away, a match between just two players, usually on a small map.
 ===Clan Match===