Okay, so that's how intruders [are handled]. What about group members, party members? What's their access to your hangar like?

Yeah, so if someone's in a party with you, they have access to your hangar, even if you're not there. So let's say my home location is Area 18 and Jared, you're in a party with me. You can go to Area 18 and you'll have access to my hangar. You can go in when I'm not there, you can go in while I'm there. You can use the freight elevator kiosk while you're in there. You can use the item bank. We want to make multi-crew gameplay as seamless as possible, so this is something in particular that we were definitely really thinking about throughout the whole process. Effectively, the way that it'll work is when you go to the access elevator in the station and you call the elevator, you're not going to get a list of every hangar at the station. I can't just go to somebody else's hangar randomly. Rather, what has to happen is I need to be in a party with them. And then when I go in the hangar, I'll see my hangars in the elevator list and any party members' hangars in my list as well. This is also another way that we tamp down on some of the griefing. It doesn't get rid of it immediately. I'm totally aware of this, and we can just walk into the elevator. But the point is that you can't, without someone there, use the elevator and go to somebody else's hangar independently. However, you can do that if you're in a party with them. That's also a way to manage the rights. So if you're in a party with somebody and they end up misbehaving, all you need to do is actually just kick them from your party and very quickly they'll just be removed from the hangar and kicked out. It's a way for the players to kind of control some of the access that they're giving to other players. But when they have given that, we do want to make sure that it feels like a very seamless experience.