| Display title | Diminishing Returns for Balance |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It's a common problem in game design. Your stat system works perfectly at level 5, but not at level 50 or, God forbid, 500. If a player spreads their points out between each of their statistics evenly or accrues small bonuses in one stat or the other, the effect is perfect... but min/maxers who jam all of their starting points into Dexterity completely ruin the game and can defeat the Final Boss solo at level 3. |