They are clearly into the LARP aspect of this. They are always in character and seem to want more. Alleycats are trained to look for these qualities. An Alleycat makes a comment in passing that "If you're looking for something a little more… exciting… go see the repair guy." After a day of Quickdraw, they go to the repair station. They tell the repair station attendant that they were told to come here. Questions repair station attendants might ask:

"How many seasons have you run our training module?"

"You feel ready to hunt a REAL bounty?"

The goal here is that the Alleycat is meant to in-world (as much as is possible) guide the Hunter to the understanding that the Training Module is where there could be real bounties but you're just looking for any bounty with a PDN. The repair station is where you can look at hunting specific targets with special capture protocol requests and additional details. The Alleycat hands them a tablet. They swipe through a list of wanted posters that show specific details about the targets. All of the standard info from the regular bounty posters is there but there are also special items. Special Items include:

They choose a bounty. The Alleycat uses their tech to "activate" the chosen bounty. The chosen bounty will get a haptic and text notification to let them know they have been picked. They go off to fulfill this quest.

They find their target and enact the whole scene. It draws the attention of the people nearby. They love having a more narrative driven approach to the game and have found a new way to spend their time on planet. They go back again and again to find a new target. They get to build meaningful lore with the people there and that is the greatest reward.