Aim
Sake
Sake noun - The purpose of achieving or obtaining.
Usage example: for the sake of argument
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- The aim was to prevent players from grabbing NPC weapons and armor unless the Dungeon Master ruled otherwise for the sake of the story and balance.
Source: Unusable Enemy Equipment - Probably the most bizarre thing is that damage over time (fire, bleeding) causes upward knockback for the sake of messing with the user's aim.
Source: Knockback - Superego: Mother Brain — a malevolent supercomputer (built by the aforementioned Chozo, no less), coldly manipulating her subordinates for the sake of her dispassionate aim to "set the universe back to zero"
Source: Freudian Trio / Video Games
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