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r/askscience•

Evoluntionarilly speaking, how could that kind of reaction possibly be beneficial in life-threatening situation?

Edit: I realise that it probably wasn't the greatest idea to ask this question when the top post in this subreddit is "Help up keep it clean", but it's a genuine question.

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r/tf2•

I've been thinking about possible new gamemodes recently, and one I've been looking it is making two small teams completely different to each other.

I think this is part of the attraction of games like Natural Selection, or Starcraft - each side has a fundamentally different set of capabilities so it's really about playing to your strengths.

So say we take the 9 TF2 classes and split them up into two teams of 4 (unfortunately someone has to get left out), is it possible to do this and have balanced teams?

So to start off, I think you'd have to have medic and engie on opposing sides anyway. Maybe splitting up the soldier and demoman is wise also.

After this, I'm at a bit of a loss, so I'

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