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The trick is to give everyone their own space. For example, a super hard game being given a casual difficulty does not impede the fun had by the original players who still play the original super hard difficulty. If they have any issues with the casual difficulty then they were never really playing the game for fun to begin with and had other reasons for playing, probably mental illness or derangement-based reasons, such as narcissism or spite. I you have a piece of candy, and then someone else also has their own candy of the same kind, them also having the same candy does not delete your candy, so there is no reason to be upset unless it's for crazed or malevolent reasons.
The reverse to that comic is also true. Take Yu-Gi-Oh! for example. I played the OG and when they started adding a fuckton of convoluted new card types and rules and power crept the game, I stopped playing.
