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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some games let the player do things that are a bit... immoral. Many players are just fine with that and will gladly take advantage off it; after all, the video game is a consequence-free world, one where you can do things such as shotgun a crowd of innocent bystanders, torture mooks for information and kill them even when they tell you what you need to know, or be an all-around jerk. After all, the exact reason most people find these games fun is because they can do horrible things with no negative effects. At worst, you'll slide toward the evil end of the game's Karma Meter and the storyline will play out differently. |
