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'''Deathmatch''' (SOAP DM) is a Team Fortress 2 mod that places players in a small arena taken from competitive maps with fast respawn times and other modifications to ensure a fast paced game. It is generally used for intensive individual practice, as it has more action than a regular practice match. | '''Deathmatch''' (SOAP DM) is a Team Fortress 2 mod that places players in a small arena taken from competitive maps with fast respawn times and other modifications to ensure a fast paced game. It is generally used for intensive individual practice, as it has more action than a regular practice match. | ||
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'''DM''' (Deathmatch) is also a term used to describe aiming ability and movement. (e.g. "You have great DM") | '''DM''' (Deathmatch) is also a term used to describe aiming ability and movement. (e.g. "You have great DM") | ||
