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Program(49,74): Error: 'IMyBlockGroup' does not contain a definition for 'Blocks' and no accessible and no accessible extension method for 'Blocks' accepting a first argument of type 'IMyBlockGroup' could be found (are you missing a using directive or assembly reference?)
It will recover after 2-3 seconds, so if that delay doesn't worry you, then you're good to go! Otherwise, I'd recommend leaving at least one forward thruster under manual control to ensure a snappy response.
So, if you told Talaria to override, say, your right-side thrusters, then anytime you're in reactor overload (and Talaria is working its magic) your left-side thrusters would provide no inertial dampening. As soon as you come out of overload, Talaria releases control and your dampening is back to normal. Usually this wouldn't be a problem because the side Talaria is throttling is the same direction you're traveling. Are you doing something different?