Doesn't making a new class for every command seem bloated?
Otherwise, this does help.
It's actually advisable because it makes adding new functionality / commands easier and the code is more readable/easier to maintain. The performance impact is minimal (C# is really good at optimizations).
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It's actually advisable because it makes adding new functionality / commands easier and the code is more readable/easier to maintain. The performance impact is minimal (C# is really good at optimizations).