When players joined a server hosted game, they could join either one of two teams, usually blue or red. The two teams then battled away in death matches, with the team who scored the most frags within a round, winning the game. Regular teams began to formalise on the Internet into membership groups called Clans . Clans hold trials for new members, adopt a custom team skin worn by their players in clan matches, and challenge other clans to matches on the Internet. It doesn't stop there, modern multiplayer games frequently have leagues, and even International matches, with national teams competing.
Programs always come with bugs - problems unforeseen by the code writers.
Software manufacturers update the programs to patch these bugs, when they get around to a CD reprint, but there is little a player can do if they have previously purchased the pre-patched program. This is not the case with Online PC Gaming. Manufacturers of PC games simply release a compressed patch or point release file on the Internet for free download. These patches sometimes also include new models, maps, or game modifications alongside the bug repairs, which leads me to Game Mods . Programmers, code writers, animators, and graphic artists - many who are enthusiastic gamers, team up over the Internet, to produce new files for the 3D Games.