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If the rules in your favorite video game could be changed by the players, how do you think it would affect gameplay?

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 @9KZY2JQ from Texas  answered…1yr1Y

I think it would be to improve the game although in the first days I wouldn't know how to play or the new rules but I think that if it were to happen it would be a big change and if I don't like it I think I would stop playing

 @9KZXYDH from California  answered…1yr1Y

People would just change the rules so it could benefit them.

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