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Yes it is. The skill increases productivity, but the production speed does not change
For now, I'm in no hurry to update the "hardcore" version, due to lack of time and low popularity of the mod. If there is more time, I will add more development to the mod, and compatibility with other mods.
I don't play with Medieval Overhaul myself, so I haven't tested them for compatibility. But as far as I know, Medieval Overhaul changes the process of obtaining steel, hence the compatibility problems.
Now I understand what you meant.) If you say so, then it’s probably true. But this is already a feature of the game. Since the mine essentially acts as a resource generator. To answer your question, I don't think there's anything I can do about it.
Alternatively, could you make the research slightly different. You start off with the "Hardcore" mine, then you can research a better one which costs lots more research / end-game material. Love the mod btw.