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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Video Game trope. Often in games with a Sniper Rifle, you're expected to press a button and look through a scope to aim properly. Occasionally, however it's possible to shoot someone without it through luck or skill, a feat belying reality due to the unwieldiness of such large weapons in close quarters. Usually made even less realistic because they're hipshots, not that video game guns usually have sights. How easy this is depends on the game; |