Display title | Teleporter Accident |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In the future, no life insurance agency will ever cover Teleporter Accidents. Why? Well to start, it may accidentally send you to Alpha Centauri instead of Mars in a mis-jump, you could wind up dozens (or hundreds, or thousands) of feet in the air, or if you slip you could suffer a Portal Cut and end up cut in two, then again if it's not there you'll suffer a Portal Slam as you hit the concrete, which is still far less painful than being teleported into solid matter and suffering a Tele Frag. |