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# Normal Mode (Available)
In this normal game mode you can create a free room where you can play with other users and their NFT characters and thus you can choose if you want to play as a team with other NFT's or **play 1 vs 1 (PVP or VS).**
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In this room you can also chat with other users who have their NFT who enter your room or you enter theirs, you can make friends and socialize with everyone who is inside it.
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You can also add friends, talk to them privately, invite them to a room, among other things.
## 4 vs 4 MODE
In Normal mode you can create teams of 4v4, 3v3, 2v2 and 1v1 (PVP) players. You can talk to them via chat while inside the room and also when the match starts. Team communication is important to be able to put together a strategy and defeat the opposing team as a group!
A list of turns is displayed, indicating when it is your turn to shoot.
## Benefits
Gain more experience by playing as a team
Become the best player with the best NFTs and become a betting pro after practicing in this mode with your friends!
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