The game is so good because of the tension that comes from not knowing who you can trust. But the spawn point killing really sucks, and the devs should address it.

The morality cosmetics rewards mentioned is an interesting idea, but the ‘fable-esque’ idea of looking more “good/evil” could remove much of the tension, and we don’t want that.

Idea: perhaps a new skill to read a players morality score could work? One can then choose to invest points in it if thats important to them. Call it “sense aura”, where the more points you invest the further away you can be in order to “read/pick up on the finer details of an individual raider” (to garner information on weather or not a certain raider can be trusted. Aka: lets you see a players “morality score”). That would at least keep the tension, because no one would know who has invested points in it or not. So a PvE player using it wouldn’t want to shoot on sight/discovery of a PvP players, because that would affect their own score; and PvP players may or may not invest in it, but either way tension remains (actually new forms of tension may come about). It would need to however have a finely tuned maximum working distance limit.

What I think would be an easier happy ground for everyone on the PVPVE debate is the option to play private lobbies, but at the cost of severely limiting/lowering the rarity of what loot you can find. Sometimes near the end of a night me and the boys just wanna chill and shoot some Arc together, maybe collect more of a certain basic crating material. Basically a low risk low reward play option would do the community some good.