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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Picture this: you are making your dream After the End film, comic, manga, or book, and you need a way to really knock it into your audience that this is, indeed, a Crapsack World. What do you do? Cue slow pan over abandoned, bleak, ruined cityscape or radiation-scorched wilderness. Preferably both. If you're doing a Cyberpunk work, be sure to have gloomy, twilit skyscrapers towering over masses of stinking poverty — lots of smokestacks by the slums, and advertising choking the more... economically robust areas. If you're making a Disaster Movie, be sure to have tons of destroyed skyscrapers, overturned cars, general burning chaos, or in the aftermath, mute, smoky desolation. |
