Posted by: plasticpanzers
« on: May 05, 2020, 02:13:23 AM »thank you! just checking to see if my understanding was correct.
Posted by: Vasious
« on: May 04, 2020, 04:57:06 AM »Quickly checking seems true
Military 250 workers per 1 ton per slipway
Commercial 25 workers per 1 ton per slipway
Military 250 workers per 1 ton per slipway
Commercial 25 workers per 1 ton per slipway
Posted by: plasticpanzers
« on: May 04, 2020, 02:54:14 AM »hopefully somebody can answer this if true now or false. thanks!
Posted by: plasticpanzers
« on: April 20, 2020, 10:31:24 PM »I see in the C-Installations Wiki it takes 25 workers per ton capacity for conventional ships and
250 workers per ton for what I imagine is naval construction per ton.
So for 1 yard with a capacity of 75000 tons commercial with one bay that's 1,875,000 workers to build one ship of that size.
So for 1 yard with a capacity of 45000 tons military with one bay that's 11,250,000 workers to build one ship of that size.
Is this still correct?
250 workers per ton for what I imagine is naval construction per ton.
So for 1 yard with a capacity of 75000 tons commercial with one bay that's 1,875,000 workers to build one ship of that size.
So for 1 yard with a capacity of 45000 tons military with one bay that's 11,250,000 workers to build one ship of that size.
Is this still correct?
