Robloxians Against 4.0 #2747259
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4.0 will be the destruction of roblox. Seriously. This is not even remotely robloxian looking. If you were to show me this and 1.0, 2.0, or 3.0 I would think they are completely separate games. Join now to not let this continue. Xuborus on the idea of this group: "Let's get this straight. You made a group against the idea of having a new option for a body. Keep in mind, it is optional. This shouldn't affect you in any way. You are being a pathetic human being and complaining about something that won't affect you if you don't let it. You are a bad person." Xuborus, I appreciate your concern. However, this would change many gameplay elements. These 4.0 characters are taller and doors in all games would have to be changed to accommodate these monstrosities. These character models look awful and clothing designed by other player would not work on these. You mention that this is optional, which it is really not. You see, these characters are going to start turning up in every
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 31 Aug 2026, 02:27 | 11 | first reading |
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