An option to opt out of Conservation Data screen

[(PSN)Ravenger-MRIB]

Could we please get an option to opt out of the Conservation "Data" screen that comes up when ever we call in the drone for a pick up?  

Spoiler

The only meaningful information this screen conveys is the capture ranking, and since on Deimos the ratings are meaningless, it means the only purpose this screen serves is to bog the player down as they're being swarmed by tendril drones every 3 seconds and sniped by every enemy in a 2 mile radius, endangering any other capture that might be waiting for pickup.   I'm sure the first time around someone got a good laugh at seeing that their ice armadillo or space vulture is constipated or depressed or what ever, but by the 90th capture you're just wailing on the exit button to hurry it up and risking accidentally swinging your melee weapon and atomizing any other captures in the area. 

[DoomFruit]

Fishing as well. I've stabbed hundreds of these things already. There is no reason to shove it in my face and interfere with the gameplay.

In fact, mining has this problem as well. Finish mining one spot and the game will refuse to show you the weakpoints on another spot right next to you until it's done ramming pictures of these resources in your face. All the open world resource acquisition methods are flat out intrusive.

[Flet_Zesnan]

I agree with DoomFruit, the ore picture in the center of the screen is unnecessary, put them in the bottom left corner like any other rare resource.

In fishing it's not just annoying but actually a hindrance, since the other fish will start fleeing when they hear the spear, and you lose whatever slight chance you had to get another one.

And when they added the mechanic to catch an injured animal roaming the map they should have known that being forced to stand still for multiple seconds while everything shoots at you is a bad idea.

[60framespersecond]

Wholeheartedly agreeing to this. In all three mentioned cases, fishing, mining and conservation, the UI is an active hindrance to the actual activity.