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@CatanRuler06 There is virtually almost no code in flag packs like these. The only code they would have is to implement their flags into the framework. The framework has all the code and is what allows flag packs that depend on the framework to be able to mix together without breaking anything. It's like the LETMS framework. It allows for less redundancy because if all the code in the framework was in each flag pack, there would be massive conflicts and PC performance would not be happy.