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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When somebody spots their nemesis or target or temporary #1 foe across a battlefield and they go after them, anyone who comes at them or gets in their way as they charge will be thrown aside without a glance. If it's a good guy going after a bad guy, the emphasis will be on how determined they are; if it's a bad guy going after a good guy, the message will be more that the bad guy's really big and strong and intimidating. If the bad guy is really evil he'll even mow down his own people just to get at his target. |
