| Display title | Violation of Common Sense |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | People tend to expect a certain relationship between action and consequence; common sense dictates that a clever action should have positive results, while a stupid action results in some kind of negative consequence. Video games do not always live up to this, however. Sometimes they allow you to do something suicidally dangerous (or at least utterly pointless) and, far from forcing you to face the consequences of your actions, they reward you for this behavior. This is a Violation of Common Sense; one does not expect to be rewarded for stupidity. |