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	'''6v6''' is the most common ~~form of~~ competitive format played in Team Fortress 2, and is often viewed as the 'default' format. It is played with 6 players per team, with class limits and weapons bans. The weapon bans and maps vary depending on the ~~specific~~ league.		'''6v6''' is the most common competitive format played in Team Fortress 2, and is often viewed as the 'default' format. It is played with 6 players per team, with class limits and weapons bans. The weapon bans and maps played vary depending on the region, league, or season.

	== History ==		== History ==

Lofty: /* History */

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History

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Since the beginning of the competitive scene, many experiments with different formats were made, 6v6 ~~was one of those,~~ and it quickly stuck and today is widely accepted as the staple competitive format. It was the result of a lot of experimentation with class limits, unlocks and maps. It started out without enforced class limits, eventually the class limits got stricter (~~''ex:~~ Demoman was limited to 1 per team'') and the map pools became more refined. This culminated in the refined, fast-paced and interesting metagame played today.		Since the beginning of the ''Team Fortress 2'' competitive scene, many experiments with different formats were made including 6v6 and 8v8. 6v6 quickly stuck and today is widely accepted as the staple competitive format. It was the result of a lot of experimentation with class limits, unlocks and maps. It started out without enforced class limits, eventually the class limits got stricter(i.e. Demoman was limited to 1 per team) and the map pools became more refined. This culminated in the refined, fast-paced and interesting metagame played today.

	== Format ==		== Format ==

Jon1155: /* 6v6 Coverage */

2020-10-24T16:18:48Z

6v6 Coverage

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	=== EU ===		=== EU ===
	* [https://www.teamfortress.tv teamfortress.tv]		* [https://www.teamfortress.tv teamfortress.tv]
			* [https://www.essentials.tf/ EssentialsTF]
	* [https://www.youtube.com/KritzKast Kritzkast]		* [https://www.youtube.com/KritzKast Kritzkast]
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	* [http://www.tf2center.com TF2 Center] - A successor to TF2Lobby catering to all levels of players, allowing players to join casual games of 4v4, 6v6, 9v9 (Highlander), Ultiduo and BBall. Offers optional mumble integration with hosted mumble servers. Available across all geographies, but particularly Europe, USA and Australia.		* [http://www.tf2center.com TF2 Center] - A successor to TF2Lobby catering to all levels of players, allowing players to join casual games of 4v4, 6v6, 9v9 (Highlander), Ultiduo and BBall. Offers optional mumble integration with hosted mumble servers. Available across all geographies, but particularly Europe, USA and Australia.
	* [http://www.tf2stadium.com TF2 Stadium] - "The newest and sexiest open source website for TF2 lobbies." - TF2 Stadium Steam group description
	* [https://mix.champ.gg MixChamp] - "conceived as a successor to tf2mix, a similar mix PUG system. It was also created as a pug system that is friendly to players that are new to pugs and PugChamp." - description from the website.		* [https://mix.champ.gg MixChamp] - "conceived as a successor to tf2mix, a similar mix PUG system. It was also created as a pug system that is friendly to players that are new to pugs and PugChamp." - description from the website.
	* [http://pug.champ.gg PugChamp] - "Draft-organized pickup games, in which captains select players for their team from a pool of available players, are a familiar concept to many game veterans." - description from the website. Generally has a high level player base.		* [http://pug.champ.gg PugChamp] - "Draft-organized pickup games, in which captains select players for their team from a pool of available players, are a familiar concept to many game veterans." - description from the website. Generally has a high level player base.

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2020-09-26T09:12:47Z

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	* [http://pug.champ.gg PugChamp] - "Draft-organized pickup games, in which captains select players for their team from a pool of available players, are a familiar concept to many game veterans." - description from the website. Generally has a high level player base.		* [http://pug.champ.gg PugChamp] - "Draft-organized pickup games, in which captains select players for their team from a pool of available players, are a familiar concept to many game veterans." - description from the website. Generally has a high level player base.
	* [http://pug.tf Pug.TF] - "A Discord dedicated to advertising in-house pug servers. Rules and formats vary per pug server.		* [http://pug.tf Pug.TF] - "A Discord dedicated to advertising in-house pug servers. Rules and formats vary per pug server.
	* [https://www.teamfortress.tv/servers/?region=na] - Links to DM and MGE servers, both of which help practice deathmatch.		* [https://www.teamfortress.tv/servers/?region=na Spaceship Servers] - Links to DM and MGE servers, both of which help practice deathmatch.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Tacocat: /* Practicing */

2020-09-26T09:12:30Z

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	* [http://pug.champ.gg PugChamp] - "Draft-organized pickup games, in which captains select players for their team from a pool of available players, are a familiar concept to many game veterans." - description from the website. Generally has a high level player base.		* [http://pug.champ.gg PugChamp] - "Draft-organized pickup games, in which captains select players for their team from a pool of available players, are a familiar concept to many game veterans." - description from the website. Generally has a high level player base.
	* [http://pug.tf Pug.TF] - "A Discord dedicated to advertising in-house pug servers. Rules and formats vary per pug server.		* [http://pug.tf Pug.TF] - "A Discord dedicated to advertising in-house pug servers. Rules and formats vary per pug server.
			* [https://www.teamfortress.tv/servers/?region=na] - Links to DM and MGE servers, both of which help practice deathmatch.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Tacocat: /* Practicing */

2020-09-26T09:08:37Z

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	* [https://mix.champ.gg MixChamp] - "conceived as a successor to tf2mix, a similar mix PUG system. It was also created as a pug system that is friendly to players that are new to pugs and PugChamp." - description from the website.		* [https://mix.champ.gg MixChamp] - "conceived as a successor to tf2mix, a similar mix PUG system. It was also created as a pug system that is friendly to players that are new to pugs and PugChamp." - description from the website.
	* [http://pug.champ.gg PugChamp] - "Draft-organized pickup games, in which captains select players for their team from a pool of available players, are a familiar concept to many game veterans." - description from the website. Generally has a high level player base.		* [http://pug.champ.gg PugChamp] - "Draft-organized pickup games, in which captains select players for their team from a pool of available players, are a familiar concept to many game veterans." - description from the website. Generally has a high level player base.
			* [http://pug.tf Pug.TF] - "A Discord dedicated to advertising in-house pug servers. Rules and formats vary per pug server.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Tacocat: /* 6v6 Coverage */

2020-09-26T09:06:52Z

6v6 Coverage

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	* [https://www.teamfortress.tv teamfortress.tv]		* [https://www.teamfortress.tv teamfortress.tv]
	* [https://www.twitch.tv/RGL RGL 6v6]		* [https://www.twitch.tv/RGL RGL 6v6]
	* [https://www.twitch.tv/firesidecasts]		* [https://www.twitch.tv/firesidecasts Fireside Casts]
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Tacocat: /* NA */

2020-09-26T09:06:27Z

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	* [https://www.teamfortress.tv teamfortress.tv]		* [https://www.teamfortress.tv teamfortress.tv]
	* [https://www.twitch.tv/RGL RGL 6v6]		* [https://www.twitch.tv/RGL RGL 6v6]
			* [https://www.twitch.tv/firesidecasts]
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	=== EU ===		=== EU ===
	* [https://www.teamfortress.tv teamfortress.tv]		* [https://www.teamfortress.tv teamfortress.tv]