Commander presets with incorrect values can cause unexpected behavior. Some players experiment with non-integer build power multipliers and unintended effects can occur.
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Commander presets control the starting configuration and loadout for your commander unit. Build power multiplier affects construction speed and repair capability. The system accepts numeric values but does not always validate them properly.
Some players attempt to enable commander drones with non-integer build power multipliers. This can trigger bugs or unintended command executions. Even if the preset spelling is correct, someone could still attempt to enable problematic settings in custom games.
Use standard preset values for ranked matches. Custom lobbies with modified presets should only be used in private games where all participants understand the configuration changes. Always double-check preset values before starting a match.
Creed of Champions provides structured environments for testing custom configurations without risking ranked integrity. Members experiment with preset modifications in friendly matches and share their findings before applying anything to competitive play.
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