From what I've noticed, the issue mostly stems from the battery array being left in its high-charge state once I dock, which whenever in normal gameplay is a coin flip of either the submarine being fine or the junction box controlling the array catching fire and dooming the ship for a moment. I resorted to turning off all ship systems, because once I repair the main junction box and return power to the ship, another junction box becomes most damaged and ends up causing another fire, which ALSO demolishes power. Other than that, I find the submarine very cozy and something that a large crew of six can enjoy without getting too large for my liking, so I am willing to put aside the battery issues and work around it with an actual player crew or a full bot crew like usual.

@Kobicha le Birb, I didn't personally have that issue, but that does sound frustrating. I'll take another look at the wiring, there is likely an error in the auto-balancing. For a temporary fix, you could try hitting the switch in Navigation to cut all power coming from the batteries whenever you dock, and rush the upgrade that prevents electrical components from catching fire, though I recognize those are temporary fixes and not an actual solution!

I have encountered a problem that's a bit detrimental to the submarine: I tried to use it for solo runs and almost every time I dock the sub, the battery array catches fire, which breaks power in the submarine and is taxing to fix, usually.

Just what I was looking for, thanks!

hellll yea brother