Rob Reininger · Lead Systems Designer

I was just going to say, it's going to be hard to maintain that five-star rating. The ratings will constantly be trying to normalize down to a zeroed-out level. So if you're not consistently performing these actions and getting rated highly for your service, you're not going to be a five-star person. So when you put a contract up, you need to be really careful. It's like, huh, how many people with the five-star rating are in my area or even willing to take this job at this time? So it's going to be a little bit of a balancing act for the players to kind of figure out, hmm, do I put this up and only require a higher level, or do I want to maybe open up the field a little bit to maybe a little bit of that trolling for the sake of having more opportunity for people to provide this service? But that's up for the player to balance, if they want to maybe not get their service or be escorted or picked up or delivered or whatever for a while. It might take a while for somebody with that rating to come through. That's up to them. And so that's where they just get to decide how they want to deal with it. I agree with Chad's point. It's up to the players to kind of figure this out. And it's part of the game. It's part of the fun.