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also to make sure when you reinforce have you tried going into fleet manager and add new ship and selecting the BB design?
Make sure every ships name come from the same ship receipt -
You designed a covette and name it "Superfast" and later you rename it to "Missileship", it vill count as 2 different covettes.
Which mean : 20/20 superfast, you lose 10 = 10/20
You then move your fleet to shipyard and build 10 Missileship = 20/30 covettes
For it to work - Use the (-) and (+) option so you have 10 "Superfast" and 10 Missileship = 20/20
But since it's not the problem, I think, - you need to go to the shipmanagers and look for the icon (-) and (+), then press the (-) to remove the covettes til 0, so for everytime you use "reinforcement" you will only get the ship you desires for the fleet.
Also when you are using Reinforce - it will send a request to your home base and multi shipyards nearby - and they will take the fastest route to your fleet.
if your fleet keep moving they will ofcause have harder time reaching you fleet, and just to point out, they will also move to enemies space. So if there is a giant ether dragon or Stellarite in the part then bad for the reinforcement.