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3 years ago

Help! If you answer just simply and don't even try, I will call a mod.

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horsena [70]3 years ago

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<h3>A) The frame holds up the building like table legs hold up a table.</h3>

The building frame is what steadies and assists the building with standing up. Destroying the frame will destroy the building. Like if you break off a leg of a table, the table will no longer stand.

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