| Display title | Event Flag |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A condition in game programming that causes a variable to change. Event Flags are set off when certain events take place -- Boss Battles, Cutscenes, leveling up, One Ups—anything that's important to the plot or to your stats. Flags can also trigger anything, from changing a character's status to activating subquests or side-plots to adjusting what sort of Random Encounters show up. |