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When attaching large amounts of hull planks pegs and what not you fail EXTREMELY OFTEN. My average is somewhere around 10-12 tries on attaching a tenon to a cog and i have 47 shipbuilding i don't see why it's in the game. building a ship already takes large amounts of resources and actions no need to prolong this x15.

It's okay as long as the chance is reasonable, damn i heard of someone taking 45 minutes to attach 3 hull planks.

Can someone atleast explain why you have to fail that much on attaching a peg? can it really be that hard?!

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its three things, ship building skill + attaching item quality + difficulty of ship. To make things happen faster  you can choose to  :

1. improve your skill

2. improve the ql of the item being attached

3. make a smaller ship

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its three things, ship building skill + attaching item quality + difficulty of ship. To make things happen faster you can choose to :

1. improve your skill

2. improve the ql of the item being attached

3. make a smaller ship

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The item ql does have an impact. Its pretty obvious too.

Try attaching five 1ql pegs then five 50ql pegs or hull planks or whatever,

To be honest I think Rolf always saw anything above a small sail boat as being a group effort so you are supposed to spread the load. In that respect get half a dozen others to help with the attaching.

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I know that it is intended group effort but it doesn't change the fact that i think it needs tweaking to the better.

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