I dont know, sometimes codifying rules invites more gaming, particularly in computery situations. When the rules are hard like that, a "win" is more consistent

I dont know, sometimes codifying rules invites more gaming, particularly in computery situations. When the rules are hard like that, a "win" is more consistent and noticeable so more people will do it/notice the pattern/etc. Also, my original meaning of more wasn't too clear, which was: adding more rules can create unbalanced situations in which gaming has a greater effect, since more rules stacking in weird ways potentially amplifies things.