Match the release
Use the supported executable build. After a game update, wait for a compatible COMMAND release instead of bypassing its checks.
BUILT FOR YOUR SESSION
A focused compatibility guide for the current beta. Clear expectations, before you launch.
FEATURE STATUS
Gameplay confirmation describes the comparisons recorded for this release. Experimental features remain clearly identified in the app.
Normal-space pitch, roll, yaw, and maximum speed.
Recorded context: normal space. NPC freeze was observed for the selected target. Supercruise handling is Experimental.Shield and hull protection in built-in combat training; module health comparisons.
Recorded context: built-in combat training. Module evaluation used recorded health values.Charge, countdown, cooldown, selected-target drop, mass-lock departure, jump-fuel scaling, and hyperspace wait timing.
Comparisons cover specific routes and conditions. Omnidirectional jump completed in a recorded test; a later rendering fault has an unresolved cause.Discovery, ordinary ship, and planet scan speed; omnidirectional ordinary ship scanning against NPCs.
Recorded scope: ordinary cockpit scans. KWS direction/range/speed, planetary direction/range, and automatic system scanning are Experimental.WEP energy, reserve ammunition, no-reload magazine, and jump-fuel consumption.
Energy and reserve-ammunition routines have shared scope. Flight-fuel scaling, heatsink duration, and Supercharge remain Experimental. No scoop is a placeholder.A CONSIDERED WORKFLOW
Use the supported executable build. After a game update, wait for a compatible COMMAND release instead of bypassing its checks.
All features start Off. Enter a ship session, choose your settings, and enable only the controls you intend to use.
Turn controls Off and close COMMAND normally. Restoration returns owned changes; it does not undo completed gameplay events.
CURRENT BETA NOTES
COMMAND is independently developed. The publisher’s game-license terms define permitted modifications and conditions for account access. Our Terms of Use explain the relationship between those terms and COMMAND.
Detailed release notes