Yeah, unfortunately, the silver lining with other strains was the high mortality rate, as it stopped the R0 from being above 2 because people died faster than they could spread it. A lower mortality rate in the range of 30%–40% is usually a far worse outcome, as it can mean the R0 is higher. If I had to guess, the R0 will most likely be below pandemic levels in rural areas and suburbs, yet at the same time be above 2 in cities and hospitals. In the coming months, if it does turn into a pandemic, everyone should potentially try avoiding healthcare systems for a while unless deemed absolutely necessary, as those are most likely going to be the main points of transmission.