Aw man, that's going to take forever to fix! And so much duct tape too! Well, the ship was fixed once on the other Peace Moon somehow, it can get fixed again. And there's no cliff that needs to be worried about here as well, so even better.

I wonder if this space-horse rider did something to shoot the Falcon down, or if it's just bad luck. It would be very amusing to find out that a little gun like that could disrupt a spaceship's propulsion system. Or possibly it's related the previous hyperjump situation and the ship is just starting to have problems in general. It was already an old ship in Episode IV, after all. I don't remember seeing anything that describes how Star Wars ships fall apart once there's too much wear and tear, so I suppose it's possible. They all seem to just explode at some point before wear and tear can actually build up. Is Artoo sure that he's got that time juice properly contained?

Oh, well, there we go. One set of coordinates, ready to use. And we're definitely heading there next judging by Chewie's comment. I'll bet the planet's major feature is city ruins. I think we've covered just about every other kind of planet, even with some repeats. Imagine the Resistance having to explore a place like Coruscant that's empty of people or visibly in disrepair? It might even be that industrial mirror place the Falcon accidentally jumped into!

And of course Poe causes the next problem. No surprise there. What is interesting is that Kylo appears to have been entranced by the wall pipes. Is there something on display just out of the panel? Was Kylo trying to use the Force for tracing the protagonists? Is he finally losing his mind and/or has run out of minions to vent his anger at? Who can say!