Makes sense to me. I'm no medic. *Terrorsaur admits* The closest we had to that among the crew was Tarantulas, and the only way most of us would have let that twisted spawn of Unicron poke at our circuits is if we were already dead and he couldn't do anything else to us.

Well, and maybe Scorponok, but the thought of that klutz trying to repair someone manually isn't pleasant.

But that's what CR's for. Even an idiot like Quickstrike could just hop in with it on default settings and the worst that could happen is it would miss something it didn't recognise as damage. And even that drops if it has previous scans for comparison.

*He shrugs slightly* CR's nanotech based. It repairs or constructs components on a molecular level. Waspinator could explain it better, if he wasn't napping. *Terrorsaur smirks, glancing over at Waspy* And if you didn't mind the way he talks.

If what you're talking about's a modification job, yeah, without a scan to go by, you'd have to know enough to explain every detail to the CR. It wouldn't read a modification as 'damage', because technically it's not.

I'd be out of this stupid reformat and back to my previous design if we could find a backup file of the design schematics. This design has no asthetic value at all. And the colors. Ugh! Purple and green?

Here's a tip. Never get reformatted by a quantum surge.

*Terry? Vain? What gives you that idea?*

((Vain and has a squawky voice... :) ))