When a player in an objective-based multiplayer FPS game makes a point to position themselves to an area of the map near the opponent's spawn, shooting passersby in the back. This is done with the express purpose of preventing players from getting to the objective, sometimes the "Black-Wolf" will position themselves near a potential spawn location long before the opposing team has started spawning there.

While similar to "Camping", it differs in that it is never done near an objective, and it differs from "Spawn Killing" in that it is not done in spawn, and "Black-Wolfing" involves hunting down the next spawn location before it is relevant.

This practice is not considered an effective playstyle by both allied and enemy teams. its name is derived from the effectiveness that the coat gives black wolves when hunting; while it looks intimidating, it is not regarded as more effective than regular fur, or in this case regular play.

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When a player in an objective-based multiplayer FPS game makes a point to position themselves to an area of the map near the opponent's spawn, shooting passersby in the back. This is done with the express purpose of preventing players from getting to the objective, sometimes the "Black-Wolf" will position themselves near a potential spawn location long before the opposing team has started spawning there.