Leon Lipert enhanced the loot crate configuration system for the Glloyd/A3-Antistasi-Ultimate repository, focusing on tunability and maintainability. He introduced new distance options of 200, 300, and 400, standardizing their internal representation as integers within Params.hpp. This approach improved cross-module compatibility and simplified future balancing efforts. Working primarily in C++ and leveraging configuration management skills, Leon refactored header files to ensure cleaner parameter handling and reduced the risk of configuration errors. Although the work was limited to a single feature over one month, it demonstrated careful attention to code hygiene and laid groundwork for easier game balance adjustments.