OFFICIAL FACTS
Patch 1.0.1 limits each Perk Deck to two copies of the same perk and automatically unequips cards from decks exceeding that limit.
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A PLAN TO TRY
Inspect the equipped deck before the inventory
Start with the exact deck attached to your current Civilian loadout. Count repeated copies of each perk in that deck. The patch describes cards being unequipped when the limit is exceeded; that is different from stating that your owned inventory is deleted. Check the collection separately before deciding you need to spend points to replace anything.
Rebuild around the task you need
Identify the role of the removed duplicate in your plan, then review available alternatives already in your collection. Do not assume any replacement creates an equally strong build without testing it. Confirm the active deck again after editing, especially if you maintain more than one. The two-copy rule is about each deck, not a published limit on every account’s entire card collection.
Separate a deck change from a level change
If the card is equipped but its displayed level has fallen, investigate temporary upgrades instead of treating the duplicate rule as the cause. For an unexplained deck mismatch, note the patch version, active loadout, card names and before-and-after deck. Check one variable at a time before spending more Perk Points.
Questions about this guide
How many copies of one perk can a deck contain?
The documented 1.0.1 limit is two copies per deck.
Does automatic unequipping prove my cards were deleted?
No. The patch describes removal from an equipped deck, so inspect the owned collection separately.
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Official documentation checked September 11, 2026. Planning advice is editorial, not a tested walkthrough or a guarantee of results.
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