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The following article on avoiding enemy fire and subsequent death draws heavily on this article for source material. It's basically a general guide on how to keep yourself safe while on foot, and, if applied, should in theory reduce your death rate. Even though the First Strike mod is not real, in most situations you benefit from keeping yourself alive. There are exceptions to this rule - I once killed a developer belonging to a team with no support players, only to have him sigh with relief and say 'finally, I've been running around with only a knife for a year and a day!' - but these are few and far-between, especially on ground maps where dying reduces your team's ticket count.

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rdfs:label	How to Not Die
rdfs:comment	The following article on avoiding enemy fire and subsequent death draws heavily on this article for source material. It's basically a general guide on how to keep yourself safe while on foot, and, if applied, should in theory reduce your death rate. Even though the First Strike mod is not real, in most situations you benefit from keeping yourself alive. There are exceptions to this rule - I once killed a developer belonging to a team with no support players, only to have him sigh with relief and say 'finally, I've been running around with only a knife for a year and a day!' - but these are few and far-between, especially on ground maps where dying reduces your team's ticket count.
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abstract	The following article on avoiding enemy fire and subsequent death draws heavily on this article for source material. It's basically a general guide on how to keep yourself safe while on foot, and, if applied, should in theory reduce your death rate. Even though the First Strike mod is not real, in most situations you benefit from keeping yourself alive. There are exceptions to this rule - I once killed a developer belonging to a team with no support players, only to have him sigh with relief and say 'finally, I've been running around with only a knife for a year and a day!' - but these are few and far-between, especially on ground maps where dying reduces your team's ticket count.

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