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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | You're not playing an RPG. However, your character gains experience and levels as if you were. Instead of being a mere test of skill, in which the only thing that makes the game easier or harder is your ability as a player, your control over the Player Character is abstracted so that you must build a unique path for them. Often their talents improve the more you practice or train, maybe there's a class system, or some sort of system that allows for tweakable abilities. |
