Display title | Player Versus Player |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Player Versus Player (PvP) is a mode of play in Video Games and Tabletop Games where the enemies are other players of the game. This is in contrast to Player Versus Environment (PvE), where the enemies of your character are generated and controlled by a computer's artificial intelligence (for video games) or a Game Master (for tabletop games). The idea of Player vs Player is not only to outplay, outlast, or outwit your opponents, but to put your opponents at as many disadvantages as possible so they can't do the same to you. |