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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This is the game designers wanting to make Bane, but not. They say they wanted a character who can challange Batman both mentally and physically. They wanted someone who will act primarily as an 'ambience villain', one who is in the background waiting. Not that a master strategist would have to be aBane rip-off, but he should be able to manipulate Batman's enemies into fighting Batman how and when it would best suit his needs, working within the shaows and with great knowledge, but less able to physically confront Batman. Although oviously that wouldn't work to well in a video game. |