| Display title | So Long and Thanks For All the Gear |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In Video Games, this is the annoying effect of having potentially great equipment stolen from you because the character wearing them is rendered inaccessible for some part of the game. If and when they come back, their equipment may already have fallen victim to the Sorting Algorithm of Weapon Effectiveness. Or they may have found new, better equipment and ditched what they had before, in which case you better hope they didn't have anything unique on them that you might need later. Kinder games will dump this swag back into your inventory. |