like is that a concern

um yeah i mean we spend a lot of time thinking about it i think we're feeling very uh vindicated and seen by the audience that things like the ambara content with luco um things like the the the hero missions with cab or jay that they have these special missions that they want you to go on to help them with their personal issues um tell reyes is a highlight too we really fought to make sure that we had time to do those um and that they were that they were almost on the level with the main story missions they're not quite you know the breadth or size but we really wanted to try and make sure those were satisfying for the audience uh because we knew a lot of people are story-centric when they play Star Wars.

Even if they're coming as tactical strategy fans, the broader Star Wars audience is just inherently a story and narrative-centered audience.

So we wanted to make sure we served that audience well and brought them along for the ride.

But I'm really, again, really delighted that we brought in the custom operators and we made it all optional so that you don't have to do Cab's mission.

You can just have Cab sitting there at his listening station the entire game.

And that's super valid for your Zero Company experience, which, again, serves maybe the grognards, the people who play the game being like, I don't want to talk to anybody.

How early on in development was that?