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 ====== Domination ======
-This is a mode offered mostly by [[shooter]] type games, but is also known to exist in strategy games (e.g. [[..:ground_control]]). There are one or more positions on the map, that have to be taken over. While holding such a position, you are either getting points, accumulating until a certain winning condition is met (points reached, time limit hit), or the other way around, teams start with a number of points that are slowly reduced (e.g. [[..:battlefield_2041]]). This mode requires a certain amount of team play, to capture spots.
+This is a mode offered mostly by [[shooter]] type games, but is also known to exist in strategy games (e.g. [[..:games:Ground Control]]). There are one or more positions on the map, that have to be taken over. While holding such a position, you are either getting points, accumulating until a certain winning condition is met (points reached, time limit hit), or the other way around, teams start with a number of points that are slowly reduced (e.g. [[..:games:Battlefield 2041]]). This mode requires a certain amount of team play, to capture spots.
-This mode is available e.g. for [[..:unreal_tournament]] and [[..:toxikk]].
+This mode is available e.g. for [[..:games:Unreal Tournament]] and [[..:games:Toxikk]].
-A variation of this mode is the [[..:ut2004:double_domination]] mode.
+A variation of this mode is the [[..:games:ut2004:Double Domination]] mode.
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