| Display title | The Enemy Weapons Are Better |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | You're in a war zone, you're given your standard gear from your outfit, and then you carry out your mission. However, about a few minutes in, you promptly drop whatever guns you were carrying and grab the enemy's. Now wait, your side just handed you a perfectly good weapon! Why would abandon the one you just had? Sometimes in video games (most commonly FPS games) you're more than likely to just stop using the weapons you were issued and begin using anything you can procure on sight. This is usually for two reasons: |