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A '''team combat''' occurs when groups of two or more [[fighter|fighters]] cooperate when fighting. |
A '''team combat''' occurs when groups of two or more [[fighter|fighters]] cooperate when fighting. When only two fighters are involved it is referred to as [[single combat]]. |
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The complexity of the team combat often depends on the context: whether it is [[melee]] at a [[tournament]] or at a [[war]]. |
The complexity of the team combat often depends on the context: whether it is [[melee]] at a [[tournament]] or at a [[war]]. |
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Revision as of 02:23, 28 October 2006
A team combat occurs when groups of two or more fighters cooperate when fighting. When only two fighters are involved it is referred to as single combat.
The complexity of the team combat often depends on the context: whether it is melee at a tournament or at a war.
Making large groups fighters work together effectively is one of the most difficult jobs of a commander.
