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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When players of a game gravitate en masse to one character, play style, or Weapon of Choice. Sometimes, a particular character or weapon/item always gives the best results when used properly or mastered, which then results in nearly every player using that same set up because nothing else is as effective. Especially for online play, this can lead to a situation where nearly everyone playing in the round are using the same characters or items because the set up has more benefits than cons, making it every easy to know how to counter a move or knowing what to expect from another player. A type of Complacent Gaming Syndrome. |
