Can a rebuilt robot change its game strategy?

A rebuilt robot can indeed change its game strategy, provided that the new strategy adheres to the current rules governing the competition. This flexibility allows teams to adapt to their experiences during the season, feedback from matches, or changes in their competition environment.

Changing the strategy following a rebuild can involve modifying the robot's components or systems to better align with the game's requirements, enhancing its performance, or responding to opponents' tactics. As long as these adaptations comply with the established guidelines of the game, teams are encouraged to innovate and employ different strategies to leverage their robot's strengths.

The other options suggest restrictions that are not typically in line with the spirit of competition. Maintaining a static strategic approach does not allow for growth and improvement, which is a crucial part of the design and build process in robotics competitions. Therefore, the ability to change strategies in response to rebuilding aligns with the goals of learning and competition improvement within the context of the rules.