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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | My own single great irritance with the game lies in its overly simplistic scoring system. To be recognized as competent (and to be rewarded for that competence in the form of additional useful powers for your preferred ghosts), you score as high as possible on a number of scales. So far, so good. One of those scales is speed of completion of a mission. Perfectly reasonable. Except... |