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* Most players in ''VideoGame/GHOSTSquad'' never use any weapon other than the XM-2119, and always have their mission difficulty levels at 1. If an arcade with GS upgrades to ''[[ExpansionPack GHOST Squad Evolution]]'', most people will not notice the extra weapons, costumes, or mission levels due to, again, playing with the defaults, and as a result many players will think ''Evolution'' is no different from non-upgraded ''GHOST Squad''.
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* Most players in ''VideoGame/GHOSTSquad'' ''VideoGame/GhostSquad2004'' never use any weapon other than the XM-2119, and always have their mission difficulty levels at 1. If an arcade with GS upgrades to ''[[ExpansionPack GHOST Squad Evolution]]'', most people will not notice the extra weapons, costumes, or mission levels due to, again, playing with the defaults, and as a result many players will think ''Evolution'' is no different from non-upgraded ''GHOST Squad''.
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* The ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}'' games avert this by ''not'' highlighting any choice at character creation. Players actually ''have'' to consciously choose whether their squid kid is a boy or girl.
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* The ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}'' games avert this by ''not'' highlighting any choice by default at character creation. Players actually ''have'' to consciously choose whether their squid kid is a boy or girl.
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* The ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}'' games avert this by ''not'' highlighting any choice at character creation. Players actually ''have'' to consciously choose whether their squid kid is a boy or girl.
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* The taskbar on all Windows products is at the bottom of the screen by default, and almost everyone keeps it there. One Microsoft Blog post spoke of the advantages of having the taskbar on the side in [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows 7]], but since the vast majority of users kept theirs at the bottom in prior versions, changing the default would cause major DamnYouMuscleMemory issues, to the point that even in Windows 8, which has such issues with nearly everything else, the taskbar is still at the bottom by default. Windows 11 would even remove the option to move the taskbar, sticking it permanently on the bottom of the screen.
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* The taskbar on all Windows products is at the bottom of the screen by default, and almost everyone keeps it there. One Microsoft Blog post spoke of the advantages of having the taskbar on the side in [[UsefulNotes/MicrosoftWindows Windows 7]], but since the vast majority of users kept theirs at the bottom in prior versions, changing the default would cause major DamnYouMuscleMemory issues, to the point that even in Windows 8, which has such issues with nearly everything else, the taskbar is still at the bottom by default. Many programs also don't take into account that the taskbar can be moved, and thus may not work correctly when it's placed anywhere but the bottom. Windows 11 would even remove the option to move the taskbar, sticking it permanently on the bottom of the screen.
