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  Mnmfan | June 12, 2008
  I've always thought this too. Red is more intimidating which might make some Blue players hesitate slightly. Also been on Red makes you feel more powerful for some reason.
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  slumpy monkey | June 12, 2008
  I find it easier to snipe blue people for some reason too.
  
  LIke even when I just randomly no scope I get more blues than reds.
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  Deadman Rules | June 13, 2008
  Well then other colors should be used, like purple and green.
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  DeathClaw | June 13, 2008
  Red is a more powerful colour than blue. Blue has a light , friendly type of look too it Red on the other hand has a deep (dark-ish) feel to it.
  No scopes can be caused because blue stands out more?
  If Purple and green are used then it could be the same way?
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    Deadman Rules | June 13, 2008
    Yeah that's true. I think a better idea would be to have the person always be blue from their point of view and any enemies are red. I forget what game this was in but I've seen it somewhere, both teams are blue to themselves and the other team is red. You would just name the teams by numbers since technically you are both red and blue depending on who's screen you are looking at.
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  Storm | June 13, 2008
  They usually show the red team dominating the blue, too. On X-Play, for example, when T-Squared gives his tips on Halo 3, the videos that follow show a red Spartan taking out a blue...in all of them. And in TF2's videos, the reds are introduced.
  
  Meh, I prefer blue.