The poor Tincan had seen better days... not many but definitely days better than the one it was currently having. She was a tough ship though and refused to die so easily just because of a bad nav computer and 'little' planar turbulence. With a little spit and shine (and by that we really mean a lot of hard work) some of those more crucial red lights can potentially be turned off... without simply disconnecting the power to said lights.<br/><br/>While the FTL engines were not doing anything, the sub-light engines would be going again with a little babying and if the missing stabilizer (Jerry) is found it might even be somewhat smooth.<br/><br/>There was no saving the nav computer as opening up to panel showed most of its components melted into some hideous block amalgamations of various metals and polymers. It was very clear it would need to be replaced before they could use the FTL again and it was going to be a pain just to remove (most likely cut out) the 'pieces' that were left.<br/><br/>Comms and Sensors were in similar states: long range was gone but short range was still functional... IT EVEN LOOKED LIKE THERE WAS A SHIP NEARBY ON THE... no wait... there was a large portion of what used to be a corporate cargo ship nearby, but if the sensors were still reliable (as they assured the engineer they were) it was quite likely to have the parts they needed to fix long range comms... maybe even the nav system if they are lucky.<br/><br/>Weirdly enough if anyone goes looking for the package they were transporting (and by package we mean a large crate) they would eventually find it in some odd corner where it landed only... it seemed much lighter than when it was loaded.<br/><br/><dl class="codebox"><dt>If crate is opened | <a href="javascript: void(0);" onclick="var spoiler = this.parentNode.parentNode.getElementsByTagName('dd')[0]; if ( spoiler.style.display == 'none' ) { spoiler.style.display = 'block'; this.innerHTML = '-'; } else { spoiler.style.display = 'none'; this.innerHTML = '+'; };">+</a></dt><dd style="display: none;">... It's Empty... that can not be good.</dd></dl>