In a fight, you will probably either be one-on-one, or group vs group. In the group vs group situation, you will need to work together. If possible, get to know your teammates, because teamwork goes hand-in-hand with strategy.

If you're on a team of one, then you know your strategy, and will follow it. But in a group, if there's a change of plan, you will need everyone to know. That's why most large teams with strategies will often split into squads, with a leader who knows the plan leading each squad. Each squad should be small enough to be stealthy, but large enough to hold off an enemy attack, possibly dispatching one warrior to get reinforcements.

Teamwork is key in any group situation, but combat is more high-stakes. If you lose a match of capture-the-flag, so what. But if you have a good strategy, you are more likely to win.

In my small group of friends, there's only four of us, so for team games, it's always 2 v 2. A small team makes it easier to plan without the other team hearing, or being able to sneak in and pretend to be one of our team. Two on two is harder for me and my friend, because when we are a team, our brothers are the other team. And they're older than us.

We seldom win, but when we do, it's great. But last time, my friend accidentally gave me a nasty bruise. Now, about a week or two later, it's still faintly there. But to be fair, she did throw a heavy wooden sword at me...(we play capture-the-flag with weapons)

But, yeah. That's all I have to say about teamwork and strategy.

Bye!
-Pig

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