Starfield:Captain's Computer (Ship)

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Captain's Computer

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Captain Steinbeck's Computer
Mission Directive We've been mapping Freestar movements for about two years now without a hitch. The tech is pretty old, and uses an algorithm to fill in gaps in the data, but I feel like we have a good idea of where their Fleet patrols should we need to intercept any communications between ships.

I've instructed our team to find a location where we can listen in on any hails without being detected. Using the magnetic disturbances from the nearby star will help with that, provided the shielding holds up.

Dr. Suruki Dr. Nummela decided to retire and go back to sipping cocktails and eating synthliver back at the Roost. Great for her, but now we have a new doctor on board who also fancies himself an engineer.

And the man has opinions on everything, let me tell you. I hate to pull rank given I know he means well, but we don't need another cook in the kitchen.

Solar storm We knew the risks going in, but getting this data was important. And now that we have it, Dr. Suruki wants us to dock at a Freestar starstation as if we didn't just steal their milk money.

He does have a point though. The math isn't in our favor. Common sense tells me I should nuke the data we stole, put everything into the engines, and slow crawl this ship to the nearest starstation.

But I also know how valuable this data could be to MAST. On top of that, the FC's data recovery team might start poking around our systems -- flight patterns, deleted data, military crew -- and piece together a story we don't want them telling. So I don't want to make that call just yet.

Deleted the data I hate to admit but the mission is a failure. Our engineers are dropping like flies, and I can't help but think I'm the one to blame.

I've wiped the intel we stole and set course for the nearest starstation. Problem is, now there's a danger of our engines overheating. Doc says we got maybe a five percent chance of making it to port. Ten percent of getting picked up along the way.

As much as I don't like being frog marched by an FC ship, that might be our last hope.