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If you want to test the bots then I recommend just walking around in a suit with a plasma torch and cutting holes all over the sub, see if they have any trouble welding up the leaks etc. Lob a few grenades at machinery (when the bots are elsewhere), see how they get on with the repairs. Do it in a private server for a more realistic environment, see how they cope manning guns, loading ammo, manning the reactor etc vs some enemies.
Not really my cup of tea though, it's like the antithesis of my own design philosophy (small, minimal, very vanilla).
Originally the sub was built for a big group, but the discord server I had been a part of deleted itself (long story) so this sub was never actually tested in multiplayer. I've since met a couple guys who also have a few friends that might play, so I've been trying to self-test to make sure there aren't any lingering issues, and nothing new since the last patch (my Torpedo Bomber had to be fixed, the patch broke it's floodlight).