Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Mark Pierce (Chief Engineer) in Main Sim- Computer Core

Posted by Gamemaster Mischief Maker (Gamemaster/Fate bringer) in Main Sim- Computer Core

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Mark Pierce (Chief Engineer) in Main Sim- Computer Core
Posted by… suppressed (4) by the Post Ghost! 👻

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It seemed that there had been a failure in the command processors, and that also seemed to be what was affecting the helm. Whether the relay repairs alone would fix it was not clear at the moment.

~Mischief Maker

“Oh Christ. Can nothing go our way? I’m going to need an assist, nav command processors failed.” Mark stalked off towards the computer processing core.

-Lt(j.g.) Mark Pierce, CE

As he arrived at the computer core, he rushed to the nearest console. Exactly how bad was the damage?

-Lt(j.g.) Mark Pierce, CE

Fortunately, it wasn’t terrible. A couple hours work, at most, would be required to rewire some of the connections and replace the blown out relays. That would repair the processors, but could not guarantee it would make everything function in this part of subspace.

~Mischief Maker

Oh good. Another possibility. Mark thought before setting to work. It wasn’t gruelling work, but it was extensive. As he worked, he thought about what his life would be if he had taken the offer of the Marine Corps of Engineers. Worse. Decidedly worse. And this He thought while desperately trying to repair the computer processors of a starship and restore navigational control.

-Lt(j.g.) Mark Pierce, CE

It was to his advantage that these current repairs were fairly simple in nature. They could be executed quickly and it wouldn’t take long to test systems along the way. Unfortunately there were 23 reported areas that needed these repairs. Pierce would most definitely be getting a workout in the tubes today.

~Mischief Maker

I swear to god. An engineer transfers out and they bring in… a new doctor. Don’t worry, if we fall into a subspace pocket, the ship will fix herself. Or we can have that jackass surgeon take a look under the hood. Mark thought bitterly as he moved around. Each repair only took a few moments. 23 few moments. “I hate flying” Mark whispered to no one as he approached number 20. But he kept working.

-Lt(j.g.) Mark Pierce, CE

OOC: This made me laugh!
IC:
It was smooth sailing and the repairs were done without further trouble.

~Mischief Maker