RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:AER Drilling Data....More gassy isn't a bad thing. Gas energy is useful in lifting production without need for artificial lift. That said the Gold Creek Montney at ~2200m TVD is definitely not too deep for some good artificial lift options when the time comes. More gassy also might mean a bit more mature reservoir (more cooked) where the API gravity of the hydrocarbon fluid production might be lighter (i.e. condensate-ish) too which is typically a bit more valuable.
Whatever happens to RMP in the medium and long term the most important things to me are: Establish production and cash flow immediately from Gold Creek, build a solid long term development plan and hit the road to educate investors on RMP's huge value potential. If they get bought out for a fair equitable price then fine or continue to grow value on their own.