So you need to sacrifice something on a turn other than when you originally played it to make use of this, hoping to cast something very large
Effects like Yarok, the Desecrated can give you two chances to put counters on this creature, making it a much bigger threat on entry
Hullbreacher stops almost every card advantage engine in the Commander, which is already a disgusting amount of value
But what it does bring to the table it does a great job with, and the more players that you are facing off against, the more likely you are to have fearsome threats to silence

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Wizards of the Coast would later print Riggers and Contraptions in an Un- set, which are non-black border cards that cant be played in any competitive format, as a punchline to the joke created by Steamflogger Boss