| Display title | Knockback Evasion |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In games where damage flings a character around, stuns them or knocks them to the ground, there is often a way to prevent this. In action games, it's usually done by hitting a certain key while being hit or Blown Across the Room. In fighting games, this is known as "teching". |