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| − | [[Image:Revenge kill.png|right|300px|A Revenge Kill in progress]]
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| − | Players receive a '''Revenge Kill''' upon killing or assisting in the killing of their [[Nemesis]]. A revenge kill is accompanied by a short [http://tf2wiki.net/w/images/4/47/Tf_revenge.wav sound cue], and a message on the recent kills section of the [[HUD]]. Getting a revenge kill on your nemesis may also produce a [[response]], depending on your class.
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| − | A Revenge kill is worth double the [[Points]] you would receive for a regular kill, and will remove your Nemesis' [[Domination]] against you. Revenge kills in one life, as well as in your player history, count towards your all-time stats. Players receive the ''Nemesis'' [[achievement]] upon collecting 5 total Revenge kills in their all-time stats. A Revenge kill can occur during [[Humiliation]], which is a highly advantageous and satisfying time to get one, as your Nemesis will be cowering and completely vulnerable.
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| − | The revenge kill was added to promote relationships between players, creating a small negative reinforcement loop by giving players an opportunity to score extra points against their nemesis.
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