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The crouching action was originally created for the purpose of avoiding getting hit or to hide, but online players mostly use the feature for teabagging. An alternative to teabagging could be [[melee|punching]] or shooting the body, just after the victim was killed. | The crouching action was originally created for the purpose of avoiding getting hit or to hide, but online players mostly use the feature for teabagging. An alternative to teabagging could be [[melee|punching]] or shooting the body, just after the victim was killed. | ||
The action of teabagging (albeit without a corpse) is also sometimes performed to egg on opposing players; in these situations, the crouching player is effectively saying "come and get me", with the intent that the opposing player will come closer and be killed. | The action of teabagging (albeit without a corpse) is also sometimes performed to egg on opposing players; in these situations, the crouching player is effectively saying "come and get me", with the intent that the opposing player will come closer and be killed. It can also be a means to signal friendly intentions towards an enemy player, with several participants often snowballing into the entire server engaging in a friendly teabag. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== |