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| − | [[File:Domination.png|220px|right|Dominated, | + | {{Other uses|this=the game mechanic|for=the game mode|Control Point (game mode)#Symmetric|l1=Control Point#Symmetric}} |
| + | {{Redirects here|Nemesis|Achievements#General achievements|l1=the achievement of the same name}} | ||
| + | <div style="float:right">{{kill notice|extend=yes|width=360px|weapon=domination|killer=Soldier|victim=Spy|kill-text=is DOMINATING}}</div> | ||
| + | [[File:Domination.png|220px|right|Dominated, you rifle-dropping coward!]] | ||
| + | {{Quotation|'''The Heavy'''|The burning you feel? It is '''shame'''.|sound=Heavy domination15.wav}} | ||
| − | + | A '''Domination''' is a reward granted to players who [[Death|kill]], or [[Kill assist|assisting in killing]], one particular opponent four times without said opponent killing or assisting in a kill against the player in the process. When a player dominates an opponent, a distinct [[Media:Tf_domination.wav|sound cue]] is heard and the player becomes the opponent's Nemesis. A small target icon appears next to the dominated opponent on the [[scoreboard]]. If an opponent dominates the player, a slightly different [[Media:Tf_nemesis.wav|sound cue]] plays. An icon of two fists appears on the scoreboard, as well as the same icon, albeit team-colored, above the player's Nemesis. When a player kills their Nemesis, or assists in killing them, the opponent loses their Domination and status as Nemesis; this is known as a Revenge kill. | |
| − | + | Dominations in one life are counted in the all-time stats. When dominating opponents, a medal symbol appears next to the player's name on the scoreboard along with a number indicating how many opponents the player is currently dominating. Dominations are carried over map stages, but not over team or map changes. Team-swapping causes all Dominations for and against the player to be lost. | |
| − | + | Dominating someone may sometimes produce a special [[Responses|audio response]] from the player's current [[Classes|class]]. Dominating several people in one round results in increasingly enthusiastic responses from the character being played. | |
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| − | Dominating someone may sometimes produce a special [[Responses|audio response]] from | ||
== Nemesis == | == Nemesis == | ||
| − | When | + | When an opponent becomes the player's Nemesis, they sport a distinctive icon above their head, allowing the player to identify them (unless they are currently a [[cloak]]ed or [[disguise]]d [[Spy]]). Only the player being dominated can see this icon. If the Nemesis kills the player, the [[Deathcam]] identifies them as such, and state that the player has been killed "again" by them. |
| − | It is possible to have any number of opposing players as | + | It is possible to have any number of opposing players as Nemesis at once. Upon killing a Nemesis, players gain a Revenge kill, which counts towards their player stats, and the opponent loses their status of Nemesis. |
The Nemesis feature was added to promote relationships between players, creating a small negative reinforcement loop by giving players an opportunity to score extra points with a Revenge kill. | The Nemesis feature was added to promote relationships between players, creating a small negative reinforcement loop by giving players an opportunity to score extra points with a Revenge kill. | ||
{{anchor|revenge kill|Revenge kill|Revenge Kill}} | {{anchor|revenge kill|Revenge kill|Revenge Kill}} | ||
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== Revenge == | == Revenge == | ||
| + | <div style="float:right">{{kill notice|invert=yes|extend=yes|width=360px|weapon=domination|killer=Spy|victim=Soldier|kill-text=got REVENGE on}}</div> | ||
[[File:Revenge kill.png|150px|right|I'm back, you sub-normal halfwit!]] | [[File:Revenge kill.png|150px|right|I'm back, you sub-normal halfwit!]] | ||
| + | {{Quotation|'''The Scout'''|Who's the tough guy now, huh, tough guy?|sound=Scout revenge08.wav}} | ||
| − | Killing | + | Killing a Nemesis is called a Revenge kill. This is accompanied by a short [[Media:Tf_revenge.wav|sound cue]] and a special kill notice on the [[Heads-up display|HUD]]. Obtaining a Revenge kill also produces a short audio response by the player's class. |
| − | A Revenge kill is worth double the [[points]] received for a regular | + | A Revenge kill is worth double the [[points]] received for a regular kill, and removes the Nemesis' Domination against the player. Revenge kills in one life, as well as in the player history, count towards the player's all-time stats. Players receive the ''Nemesis'' [[Achievements|achievement]] upon collecting 5 total Revenge kills in their all-time stats. A Revenge kill can also occur during [[Match outcomes#Humiliation|Humiliation]], being highly advantageous due to the nemesis being very vulnerable. |
{{clr}} | {{clr}} | ||
== Related achievements == | == Related achievements == | ||
| − | === | + | === {{Achiev type link|general}} === |
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|General|A Fresh Pair of Eyes}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|General|A Fresh Pair of Eyes}} | ||
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| 2 = {{Show achievement|General|Nemesis}} | | 2 = {{Show achievement|General|Nemesis}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
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=== {{Class link|Soldier}} === | === {{Class link|Soldier}} === | ||
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}} | }} | ||
| − | === {{Class link| | + | |
| + | === {{Class link|Pyro}} === | ||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Pyro|BarbeQueQ}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Pyro|BarbeQueQ}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | === {{Class link| | + | |
| + | === {{Class link|Demoman}} === | ||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Demoman|Three Times a Laddy}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Demoman|Three Times a Laddy}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
| − | === {{Class link| | + | |
| + | === {{Class link|Heavy}} === | ||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Heavy|Icing on the Cake}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Heavy|Icing on the Cake}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
| − | === {{Class link| | + | |
| + | === {{Class link|Medic}} === | ||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Medic|Doctor Assisted Homicide}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Medic|Doctor Assisted Homicide}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | === {{Class link| | + | |
| + | === {{Class link|Sniper}} === | ||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Sniper|Australian Rules}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Sniper|Australian Rules}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
| − | === {{Class link| | + | |
| + | === {{Class link|Spy}} === | ||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Spy|High Value Target}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Spy|High Value Target}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
| − | === | + | |
| + | === {{Achiev type link|scarechievements}} === | ||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Halloween|Ghastly Gibus Grab}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Halloween|Ghastly Gibus Grab}} | ||
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== Update history == | == Update history == | ||
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'''{{Patch name|5|27|2010}}''' | '''{{Patch name|5|27|2010}}''' | ||
* Fixed domination/revenge messages not using team colors for the player names. | * Fixed domination/revenge messages not using team colors for the player names. | ||
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'''{{Patch name|1|27|2015}}''' | '''{{Patch name|1|27|2015}}''' | ||
| − | *Fixed a bug related to overhead icons disappearing (Nemesis). | + | * Fixed a bug related to overhead icons disappearing (Nemesis). |
== Bugs == | == Bugs == | ||
| − | [[ | + | [[File:Team_switch_Nemesis_icon_bug.png|thumb|An autobalanced nemesis.]] |
| − | * | + | * When triggering the feigned death of [[Dead Ringer]] Spies who were dominated or revenge-killed in their past life as any class, the kill feed announces that the player is dominating or has taken revenge upon them, but the scoreboard says otherwise. |
| − | * Sometimes, after an [[autobalance]] moves a dominated player to the nemesis' team or vice-versa, the nemesis icon | + | * Sometimes, after an [[autobalance]] moves a dominated player to the nemesis' team or vice-versa, the nemesis icon remains visible above the player. |
| − | * In rare and very specific cases, a player may be dominated by a "phantom player" named "ERRORNAME," but | + | * In rare and very specific cases, a player may be dominated by a "phantom player" named "ERRORNAME," but have no [[deathcam]] to show the player. The name is colored in white as if it were a spectator. There is no possible way to get revenge, and even if it is the first time it has "killed" the player, it usually results in an instant domination against that player for unknown reasons. |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Dominations were originally created to make player interactions have a more personal feel and encourage individual competition. | * Dominations were originally created to make player interactions have a more personal feel and encourage individual competition. | ||
| − | * Dominating enemies with [[kill assist]]s | + | * Dominating enemies with [[kill assist]]s does not trigger [[Responses|voice responses]] from the player's class, but the class who was awarded the kill. |
| − | **This effect also applies with revenge. | + | ** This effect also applies with revenge. |
| − | * Killing a [[Spy]] who is using the [[Dead Ringer]] (if it is the 4th time | + | * Killing a [[Spy]] who is using the [[Dead Ringer]] (if it is the 4th time the Spy was killed) notifies the player that the player has dominated the Spy. Once the Spy decloaks, however, he is no longer "Dominated". Death-feigning Spies do not produce a fake revenge. |
| − | * No actual numerical medal | + | * No actual numerical medal appears on the score screen next to the name of a player who has beyond 16 dominations, due to no scoreboard symbol existing for such an occasion. |
| − | * | + | * Players who are in [[Pyroland]] see Dominations and Revenge kills as "''Player'' is BEST FRIENDS with ''Player''" and "''Player'' BROKE UP with ''Player''", respectively. |
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:Dominating.png|The Domination icon that appears on the scoreboard. | File:Dominating.png|The Domination icon that appears on the scoreboard. | ||
| − | File: | + | File:Nemesis RED.png|[[RED]] Nemesis icon that appears above the head of a player's Nemesis. |
| − | File: | + | File:Nemesis BLU.png|[[BLU]] version of this icon. |
| + | File:Nemesis Burst sprite.png|Nemesis icon outline that pulses outwards from the icon. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:37, 18 July 2024
This article is about the game mechanic. For the game mode, see Control Point#Symmetric.
"Nemesis" redirects here. You may have been looking for the achievement of the same name.
| “ | The burning you feel? It is shame.
Click to listen
— The Heavy
|
” |
A Domination is a reward granted to players who kill, or assisting in killing, one particular opponent four times without said opponent killing or assisting in a kill against the player in the process. When a player dominates an opponent, a distinct sound cue is heard and the player becomes the opponent's Nemesis. A small target icon appears next to the dominated opponent on the scoreboard. If an opponent dominates the player, a slightly different sound cue plays. An icon of two fists appears on the scoreboard, as well as the same icon, albeit team-colored, above the player's Nemesis. When a player kills their Nemesis, or assists in killing them, the opponent loses their Domination and status as Nemesis; this is known as a Revenge kill.
Dominations in one life are counted in the all-time stats. When dominating opponents, a medal symbol appears next to the player's name on the scoreboard along with a number indicating how many opponents the player is currently dominating. Dominations are carried over map stages, but not over team or map changes. Team-swapping causes all Dominations for and against the player to be lost.
Dominating someone may sometimes produce a special audio response from the player's current class. Dominating several people in one round results in increasingly enthusiastic responses from the character being played.
Contents
Nemesis
When an opponent becomes the player's Nemesis, they sport a distinctive icon above their head, allowing the player to identify them (unless they are currently a cloaked or disguised Spy). Only the player being dominated can see this icon. If the Nemesis kills the player, the Deathcam identifies them as such, and state that the player has been killed "again" by them.
It is possible to have any number of opposing players as Nemesis at once. Upon killing a Nemesis, players gain a Revenge kill, which counts towards their player stats, and the opponent loses their status of Nemesis.
The Nemesis feature was added to promote relationships between players, creating a small negative reinforcement loop by giving players an opportunity to score extra points with a Revenge kill.
Revenge
| “ | Who's the tough guy now, huh, tough guy?
Click to listen
— The Scout
|
” |
Killing a Nemesis is called a Revenge kill. This is accompanied by a short sound cue and a special kill notice on the HUD. Obtaining a Revenge kill also produces a short audio response by the player's class.
A Revenge kill is worth double the points received for a regular kill, and removes the Nemesis' Domination against the player. Revenge kills in one life, as well as in the player history, count towards the player's all-time stats. Players receive the Nemesis achievement upon collecting 5 total Revenge kills in their all-time stats. A Revenge kill can also occur during Humiliation, being highly advantageous due to the nemesis being very vulnerable.
Related achievements
General achievements
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Soldier
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Pyro
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Demoman
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Heavy
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Medic
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Sniper
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Spy
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Scarechievements
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Update history
- Fixed domination/revenge messages not using team colors for the player names.
- Fixed a scoreboard bug where domination count was reduced by 2 when a dominated player left the server.
- Fixed a bug related to overhead icons disappearing (Nemesis).
Bugs
- When triggering the feigned death of Dead Ringer Spies who were dominated or revenge-killed in their past life as any class, the kill feed announces that the player is dominating or has taken revenge upon them, but the scoreboard says otherwise.
- Sometimes, after an autobalance moves a dominated player to the nemesis' team or vice-versa, the nemesis icon remains visible above the player.
- In rare and very specific cases, a player may be dominated by a "phantom player" named "ERRORNAME," but have no deathcam to show the player. The name is colored in white as if it were a spectator. There is no possible way to get revenge, and even if it is the first time it has "killed" the player, it usually results in an instant domination against that player for unknown reasons.
Trivia
- Dominations were originally created to make player interactions have a more personal feel and encourage individual competition.
- Dominating enemies with kill assists does not trigger voice responses from the player's class, but the class who was awarded the kill.
- This effect also applies with revenge.
- Killing a Spy who is using the Dead Ringer (if it is the 4th time the Spy was killed) notifies the player that the player has dominated the Spy. Once the Spy decloaks, however, he is no longer "Dominated". Death-feigning Spies do not produce a fake revenge.
- No actual numerical medal appears on the score screen next to the name of a player who has beyond 16 dominations, due to no scoreboard symbol existing for such an occasion.
- Players who are in Pyroland see Dominations and Revenge kills as "Player is BEST FRIENDS with Player" and "Player BROKE UP with Player", respectively.
Gallery
The Domination icon that appears on the scoreboard.
RED Nemesis icon that appears above the head of a player's Nemesis.
BLU version of this icon.
Nemesis icon outline that pulses outwards from the icon.
