Definition of «friendly fire»
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| First seen | 2026 |
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"Friendly fire" refers to damage inflicted on teammates or allied characters by someone on their own side. In gaming talk, the phrase usually describes a deliberate mechanic that makes chaotic multiplayer more dangerous and more amusing. Its tone can be approving when accidental team damage creates funny moments, or cautionary when players are warned not to use it carelessly. The term is familiar across many multiplayer communities and does not require the damage to be intentional.
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— Why is our medic on fire? — Friendly fire. — We have been defeated by the concept of friendship.
A squad activated its most powerful area attack inside the team’s own elevator, turning friendly fire into an extremely efficient group departure.
THE BEST game i have ever played that is very fun with friends due to friendly fire, but dont use it in the volcano tho
Source: Steam
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