| Display title | Stalking Mission |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A gameplay segment in which the player is tasked with following an NPC to a designated area, either on foot or in a vehicle. However, there's a special provision: for one reason or another, your target can not be alerted to your presence, as this will cause him to panic and flee, resulting in mission failure. Some games provide a "suspicion meter" that reveals how close the target is from getting spooked, and which can be reduced if the player further distances himself. |