Toggling Reverse Thrusters On Planets Causes Catastrophic Thruster Failure

Nearly every person I know that plays space engineers has experienced the dreaded "reverse thruster bug" since signal came out. What happens is while toggling a separate grouping of backwards facing thrusters to allow for coasting in natural gravity, OCCASIONALLY all thrusters will lose their ability to produce thrust and the whole grid will plummet to it's demise.

Parachutes can stop this if you're fast enough, but if you're flying at low altitude you lose your entire grid, which is untenable in server play.

It seems to only happen when toggling reverse thrusters in natural gravity, and it seems to always have the same effect for every person. A total loss of thrust, as if dampeners had been turned off, however even hitting spacebar to lift produces no thrust during the freefall. During this time the thrusters are visually on, but do not create thrust or show the animation that shows thrust happening.

This is not related in any way to restock, or o2 gens. These are experienced players that this is happening to (several thousand hours each), and the story is always the same. It's gotten to a point where nobody uses their backwards thrusters on/off to coast any longer.

Of all the bugs, this is the most catastrophic one I've experienced in all of the years playing.