To capture a control point, a teammate must have a flag for the blue team. Both teams start within their own base, and Attack/Defense, where The Red team begins with all the control points taken, and wins if time runs out before the other side captures all three control points.
Variants include Standard Control, where maps play symmetrically. In most control point maps, the points need to be captured in a linear fashion, but some allow a more open-ended approach. 
The team who forces their enemies into submission and captures all the points wins. Both teams compete for control points-platforms with a team logo and/or team-colored flag in the center - which must be captured by standing on them or with a flag.
The Control Point gametype works on the premise of seizing territory to shift the focus of battle. The players battle each other to complete objectives in game modes like Attack/Defend and Capture the Flag.There are three basic gameplay types: Control Point, Capture the Flag, and Assassination/Escort Some maps have an extra two teams (yellow and green). Team Fortress has a high emphasis on teamwork and cooperation involving two teams ( red and blue), with nine classes on each team. Team Fortress has also spawned many mods replicating its formula for other games, such as Quake III Fortress, Enemy Territory Fortress, etc. The most active communities run server-side mods such as FortressOne. To this day, some people still participate in Team Fortress servers. A standalone sequel to Team Fortress Classic, Team Fortress 2 (TF2), was developed by Valve and released in 2007. Valve took an interest in the Team Fortress Software organization and hired the three creators to work on a Team Fortress Half-Life mod, and later a standalone version called Team Fortress Classic (TFC), released in 1999. Because of its popularity, it has spawned an endless amount of mods for not only Team Fortress, but other games as well. Team Fortress, also known as Quake Team Fortress (QTF), and later QuakeWorld Team Fortress (QWTF), was designed and written by Robin "Bro" Walker, John "Jojie" Cook, and Ian "Scuba" Caughley in 1996. Team Fortress (TF) is a team- and class-based multiplayer online first-person shooter video game mod based on id Software's Quake Engine, and later QuakeWorld Engine.
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