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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In many a video game with Multiple Endings (and, in the majority of RPG cases, a Karma Meter), the "good" ending will be the canonical one. Rarely will the "bad" ending be canonical, or the "bad" side actually canonically win. This may be because there is less appeal in a Downer Ending, or simply because having the villains win wouldn't be financially conducive. It may be necessary for the sake of having the protagonists of the first entry be recurring characters. |