Display title | Scrappy Mechanic |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A sub trope for The Scrappy. It describes a game play mechanic in an otherwise fun/enjoyable game that generates a sizable hatedom. Perhaps it's out of character to the game, its quality is lower than the rest of the game, or it really exposes the problems in the game. Often the cause of Scrappy Level if in a video game. Also related to Unexpected Gameplay Change and Gameplay Roulette. Gameplay tactics do not count unless it's the exploitation of glitches and hacks. Otherwise, that's just abuse of an otherwise fair and good mechanic that causes the game to be played in a way that it's not supposed to. That One Boss is only related to this if a boss villain's status under that trope is solely because of a Scrappy game play mechanic. |