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| − | 6v6 is a competitive format commonly called '6s' by the community. In 6v6, there are 4 classes; [[Scout]], [[Soldier]], [[Demoman]], and [[Medic]]. Each class has its own role to | + | 6v6 is a competitive format commonly called '6s' by the community. In 6v6, there are 4 classes; [[Scout]], [[Soldier]], [[Demoman]], and [[Medic]]. Each class has its own role to fulfill. There are 2 Scouts, 2 Soldiers, 1 Demoman, and 1 Medic. |
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== Game Modes == | == Game Modes == | ||
Revision as of 23:10, 30 June 2013
See Standard 6v6
6v6 Competitive Format
6v6 is a competitive format commonly called '6s' by the community. In 6v6, there are 4 classes; Scout, Soldier, Demoman, and Medic. Each class has its own role to fulfill. There are 2 Scouts, 2 Soldiers, 1 Demoman, and 1 Medic.
Game Modes
In 6v6, there are three different game modes being played. The most popular one is 5CP, then KOTH, then Attack/Defense. The amount of each game mode in leagues' map rotations changes from a league to the other.
Places to play 6v6
There are different places where you can play the 6v6 format, all adapted to different skill level. List
- TF2 Lobby [1]
- ATF2.ORG [2] <- That's a way to access to different IRC channels, like #tf2mix (for begginers), and #tf2pug.na (for higher level players)
- ESEA Open Pugs (reserved to people that are in the ESEA Open league)
- Power Pugs (you need to be invited by someone in the group)
- ESEA Invite Pugs (reserved to people that are in the ESEA Invite league)
- ESEA League[3]
- UGC League [4]
