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People need to stop insisting on using wharfs that state quite clearly that what they are asking will take a long time and then wondering why it takes a long time.
I have no idea if this is a bug or a deliberate feature but regardless.... it gives a fair warning it's going to happen.
thought the same thing,so avoiding restocking them or using a mod.
they might just bloat the game with ships if production is stepped up.
could still be bugged,but no way to know.
I start over another save game. To find that issues of non producing wharfs ( in point of players view). But I think this is a mathematic issue. You cannot have a "grey goo" artifical economy and on the same time a player control of economy that allows on any time buing ships instantly.
BTW: when you bui a ship the wharf warn you if it have to less material AND it show which is missing. Ignore the trading offer of chips sometimes and deliver the correct material.
What iam wondering: From where comes the claytronic need, if only the player build stations ? My HQ sell them all the day. (10 claytronic modules)