| Display title | Competitive Balance |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In any game that offers the player a selection of multiple options to play as (whether it be characters in fighting games, cars in racing games, factions in strategy games, or whatever), Competitive Balance comes into play. Since these options are meant to compete directly against each other, they need to be roughly equally powerful, or else you run into the problems with Character Tiers. For each advantage, a balanced character will have a Necessary Drawback. |
