| Display title | Story Overwrite |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Story Overwrite happens when you accomplish some mission in a video game—be it beating a boss, rescuing a friend, or saving the world—only to have your handiwork suddenly Ret-Conned by a following Cutscene, or perhaps a future plot summary of some sort. A Story Overwrite occurs whenever the storyline overwrites something the player did in-game. |