The pace of the tourney should determend how hard you play your hands and edges. In general you should be less worried about opponents having a better hand than you and more worried about getting max value from every hand you play. You squeeze in that valuebet with AJ even when tho the flush hit the river. You raise that set even tho the straightdraw got there. You play your good hands faster and for max value, of course you don't play stupid, but I think you get my point. You are going to get fewer oppertunities to get chips, so you need to utilize those oppertunities perhaps a bit more carefree than you might otherwise.

But don't get blinded by blind times, if the jumps are small that doesnt change much. Stars have loads of different structures with same time for blinds, but faster and higher jumps. So make sure your not adjusting wrongly. For most regular structures you shouldnt change your game too much, the things I mention here is much more relevant for turbos etc.

(As for extreemly slow/deep structure you play opposite, being careful without the effective nuts as you will have good time and plenty of opportunities to accumilate chips).