I have seen several posts that claim that this change makes the game more realistic, but I don't think declining a job would decline your reputation in real life. Especially if it's a job that most people would decline. If you accept the job and fail, then it makes sense that the rep goes down, but to decline an offer? That sounds pretty stupid to me, tbh. If Nasa was approached by 100 countries or companies that all wanted moon rocks and they said no, it would not impact their reputation at all. That's ok, tho, most games take a back seat to logic, I can get used to it, but with the other problems I've begun to see in the game, it's quickly diminishing its own replay value with me. I am anxious to see how this works out on Xbox, for console players, I can guarantee that the Multiple vehicles moving/huge Ships launching lag problems won't fly with the broken tutorial. It'll be rejected harder than the new Fantastic Four movie. Some console players don't own a computer and they wouldn't look up Scott Manley on Youtube even if they did. Scott Manley's near-celebrity status in this game's SOI is a testament to just how non-functioning the tutorial is. If it was working, no one would know his name. Basically, what I'm saying is, I don't like it, but it seems like it's par for the course around here.
