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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The phenomenon, found in countless video games, in which a seemingly trivial obstacle—such as a Locked Door—cannot be circumvented or removed with brute force, no matter how powerful the player character(s) is/are. This is more jarring when the obstacle in question does not mark the edge of the gameworld, but rather serves to force the player into taking a particular path. |
