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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In the Real Time Strategy genre, sometimes the player is permitted to receive support in one form or another from things that are not included on the in-game map. This allows for a greater variety in the game play without introducing additional units into the game, as well as enhancing the sense that the player is part of a larger army, and that the tiny, Invisible Wall bounded battlefield is in fact not the edge of the universe, with all production, training and fielding of units occurring inside of it. |