Realism: the Dropships must land in a safe zone, they are very not durable. like real-world Mi-8 transport helicopters, which were the helicopters with the largest number of losses in the war in Eastern Europe (55 destroyed/7 damaged). real-world helicopters must be faster to reduce exposure to enemy anti-aircraft fire, such as the next-generation V-280 Valor. in reality, Russian Aerospace Forces has technology to launch rockets dozens of kilometers away, and visual range shooting has become outdated. Space Opera: They are single-use transport pods. they will be extremely durable and will do their best to protect passengers in possible crash. They would then act as fixed fortresses in place, attracting fire until they were completely destroyed. (This could explain why UEE citizens spend money on jump seats, which protect them from possible crashes) Picky NPCs: the soldier-type NPCs refuse to sit in the comfortable seats of the Genesis, and they only accept the jump seats of the Cutlass Steel. (NPCs just don't want to sit in normal seats, even if the journey is very peaceful and there is only 0 chance of enemies appearing)