Teamfighting

Teamfighting refers to a crucial phase in many multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) games, such as League of Legends and Dota 2, where two or more opposing teams engage in a large-scale combat encounter. These fights are often decisive, as they can lead to significant advantages, such as securing objectives like towers or dragons, or even ending the game entirely. The outcome of a teamfight hinges on various factors including team composition, individual player skill, positioning, itemization, and the effective use of abilities.

Successful teamfighting requires strong coordination and communication between teammates. Players must understand their roles within the team, whether they are a tank meant to absorb damage, a damage dealer focused on eliminating enemies, or a support player providing healing and crowd control. Deciding when to initiate a fight, when to retreat, and how to focus fire on key enemy targets are critical decisions made during the heat of battle. Poor execution or a lack of coordinated effort can quickly turn a potential victory into a devastating defeat, often resulting in the loss of valuable map control and objectives. Mastering teamfighting is therefore a cornerstone of competitive play in MOBAs.