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# Basketball

Basketball can be played by up to 10 people per game, each team with 5 players. Your goal is to reach a score of 5 to win the game.

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## How to play

### Picking up the ball

To pick up the ball, you can simply walk into it, or **LEFT or RIGHT CLICK** the ball.

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### Stealing the ball

To steal the ball from another player, **LEFT CLICK** them, you may need to click the player more than once as the is a Random Number Generator that decides whether you steal the ball or not.

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### Shooting

To shoot the ball, you'll need to hold **RIGHT-CLICK** and aim the ball as if it were a bow.

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### Quick shooting

To quickly shoot the ball, **SHIFT + LEFT-CLICK** whilst holding it.

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