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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Almost invariably, Action Adventure games and similar works will have the Player Character face off against at least one enemy that wasn't quite built to specifications. Whether they are made of organic matter, metal, stone or some kind of Applied Phlebotinum, these kinds of enemies will often begin to "lose" pieces of their weaponry, armor or even actual body parts as they take damage, by having them either just drop off or self-detonate. This is rarely detrimental, however, as most are either unfazed by the loss, or have an even more powerful alternative waiting. |