Why don't we just use ships as FPS maps? Why don't we just stick a Starfarer in there and let people run around a Starfarer, or stick a Hammerhead in there and let people run around a Hammerhead as an FPS map? It seems like it would be a super easy way to make FPS maps.

It would be a super easy way to make an FPS map, but you wouldn't have made an FPS map. That's the problem. I thought the same thing. It's like, okay, cool, we've got all these ship interiors, oh my goodness, we've got the Starfarer, you've got the Caterpillar, these things are whole levels in themselves, why don't we just grab the interiors of those and fight in them? Well, the problem is they've not really been designed to do FPS combat, deathmatch, or team deathmatch, or balanced in such a way that it would be fun to play. I think you can do that. And actually, we see these on livestreams and stuff like this, where people do have fun doing it. But I mean, there's only one hallway to get through a thing, for example, right? Most of our players don't shoot like stormtroopers. They're actually pretty good. So you ain't going to be getting through that door. It's things like that. It's just not going to be as fun. Because those ship interiors weren't necessarily designed with, hey, team A is here, and team B is here, and these are attackers, these are defenders, this is the sight line, this is the sight line. They were designed with interior ship design in mind, for obvious reasons, right?

The operation of the ship in the PU, not deathmatch.

Exactly. So I would say that a cooler thing would be modes like, again, trying to board or do something like that, where you've got to disable ships. And again, if we could tell the scenario where it's disable the ship, board the ship, go through the ship, whether it's fighting AI within the ship or fighting other players, I think that's a more interesting thing than just dropping the interior of a ship in and then fighting.

So instead of using something like a Caterpillar or a Hammerhead or an 890 Jump for a deathmatch, you're talking about considering something like an entirely new game mode, specifically to practice breaching, getting through the ship and taking it over.

And maybe get away from game mode and think scenario, right? We would set up a scenario that would just make sense for that. And again, there's so many stories in the lore. I open up Confluence, and lucky for me, I can get access to all the Dave stuff, where there's so much in there that you can come up with so many things just from those stories that are within there. Again, I think that's the way to go. Rather than game mode, scenario.

And when you see these things on stream, that's how they're setting it up too. They're creating their own scenario.

Because it's way more fun. And it's a little more meaningful too. And actually, it's fun to watch too.

So not just a blank-check deathmatch or team deathmatch, but a specifically crafted scenario.

It's incredibly uninspired, if you think about it. Deathmatch, right?