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Only real complaints I have is that the top airlock button is a bit hard to click on, especially considering how dark that room is.
Bottom left airlock is also pretty dark and hard to see the button in, additionally when you open the doors the amount of force the water hits you with can sometimes lead to some weird physics hijinks, not sure if that is intentional.
I am in absolute Love with this Submarine, which I haven't had since the 705k-Lyra.
My one biggest gripe with this Submarine is the way the bottom left Airlock operates when opening the Hatches to let water in.
The way the Water floods in is aggressive enough to initiate spontaneous Quantum Tunneling of any Operator who is unlucky enough to be beneath the Hatch under the Electrical Department.
I'll be honest, it wouldn't be so bad if the opening button wouldn't be beneath the Hatch to Electrical.
I hope it'll get reworked so it gets flooded by the pump first, before opening the pits to wet hell.
Thanks for coming to my schizo ted-talk.