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Make TeamDeathMatch
I have my game Join and Host option, and when I host there are no tems, basicly its free for all. But I want to somehow make my game also have teams, for example: when I click host a button saying free for all and team death match. When I click on TeamDeathMatch it will all be same but when i click host and start hosting a GUI should appear sayaing blue and red. And when I click on blue I spawn as blue, and when I click red i spawn as red. Also I want to have simple friendly fire, so if blue shoots at his team mate the damage doesn't apply.
Felipe
Hi there. I think your question is probably going to be far too vague to get a good response here on Unity Answers. It sounds like you want a whole discussion. I'd suggest posting your question to the Unity forums for a broader discussion.
Your post (as it appears now) probably isn't appropriate for UnityAnswers. The UnityAnswers philosophy is:
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If your post is one of the following, you should consider changing it or asking on the forums ins$$anonymous$$d:
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Finally, make sure that you check to see if your question has already been answered here, and do a quick google search, before posting a new question.
Of course, the members here are awesome folks and will probably try to help you anyway - hopefully you'll get an answer or some helpful comments. If not, now you know why.
