The book read differently depending on if you have Engineering, and also if you're a Goblin. A very nice touch from Blizzard.
Non-Engineer gets the following:
"<You carefully read through the G.M.O.D's manual.
You have to do it several times, in fact, as the combination of goblin talk and "inventive" engineering make it difficult to parse.
Once you're comfortable, you do a review of the G.M.O.D's systems.
The most glaring issue is a meter labeled, "AZERITE". The meter's needle is almost over "TOTALLY EMPTY".>"
Engineer WITHOUT 150/150 in Zandalar Engineering gets the following:
"<You would think your training as an engineer would prepare you for the peak of goblin technology, but alas, nothing could prepare you for this.
The manual contradicts itself not only on each page, but actually in the same sentence. It's a miracle this thing even works.
You finish your review. Short of redoing this machine all over again, the only actionable thing you could find is that the mech is dangerously low on Azerite.>"
Non-Goblin Engineer with 150/150 Zandalar Engineering gets the following:
"<You take one look at the manual written by some other schmucks and throw it away. You know what you're doing!
You poke and prod at various parts of the mech. How hard could it be figuring out another goblin's work?
Maybe it's pretty hard, but you eventually find a meter that says, "AZERITE" and see that the needle is close to the words, "TOTALLY EMPTY BOSS".>"
Finally, Goblin Engineer with 150/150 Zandalar Engineering gets this one:
"<You take one look at the manual written by some other schmucks and throw it away. You're a top goblin engineer, you don't need to listen to someone else's dumb manual!
You eventually find a meter that says, "AZERITE" and see that the needle is close to the words, "TOTALLY EMPTY BOSS".>"