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You either need to be able to use home templates for the architect missions or need to have a build mode so it's feasible to do those quest competitively. If you allow templates than it offers an incentive for everyone to have their own templates which certainly will make multiplayer more interesting, but is kind of unfair. I think requiring a new custom building and having a build mode is better mechanically as each game is unique and you carry nothing but your knowledge with you. You can use templates for uniqueness but you gain no advantage for doing so. That would inspire constant content generation if you chose to do those missions and make it more feasible to do so in a multiplayer centric mode. I'm sure if it was easy or a priority it would alread be there. I'm just stating suggestions that ultimately would make the game significantly more enjoyable for builders not using scripts.