How to increase tonnage limit on a empty ship
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- Developer: Phyzios, Inc.
- Publisher: Phyzios, Inc.
- Genre: Action General
- Release Date: May 29, 2012
- ESRB: Not Set
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How to increase tonnage limit on a empty ship
I have a design bigger than the 600mm 46mm gun skeleton. I'm still in the process of making it, the deck is not finished yet, but I have reached maximum limit. When I go trial run it floats very high, as if there is no weight to the ship. What to do??
Answer from: Someone
Try to use bigger prices like 2x3x1 or bigger there now a 1x20x1 deck now
Answer from: Dilanski
Have you filled up the % bar in the top? it isn't measured by weight or volume but by individual pieces, so if that's full replace some blocks with larger pieces, like the 2*3 & 2*2 blocks. if you mean the "tonnage limit" warning that appears when you try and add a large piece then you don't have enough room, try making the deck bigger.
Answer from: Israphel123
The skelton of the ships to big for tat gun so i would use smaller guns but lots of em that should help
Answer from: the general
Every one is right, something like this happened to me also. the ship I was working on kept on falling over when I turned, but there was not enougth room to fix it.
Answer from: D.E.Dragon
Ok so apparently this game was originally Japanese and is translate to English and the translation can be somewhat hard to understand. By tonnage limit they don't means your ship is too heavy at all, it just means that the part you're trying to add does not have any open space to fit on your ship. So, expand it
Answer from: Gatto
Thanks Dilanski, I have done that now I can really do some damage! Besides hitting the Yamato, its bloody hard!
Answer from: UnseenHydra
I tried all of these on my 600 armor hull that I just spent 100000 points. I need to know how to put more stuff on it. Because if I can only put a couple bridges on it, how the heck am I supposed to fit a 46cm gun! Which weighs more then all the bridges I put on it times 500!
Answer from: Hunterkiller
You guys are acting weird I mean buying skeletons that's just cheap u would fare off much better using free design and the problems u have with deck size that's even weirder just make a huge ship use armour not hull and only use ballast when u need more stability I usually only use 400 mm large armour to occupy the build limit while having a large ship and who said the Yamato is tough that thing is full of hulls and decorations btw I know that the deck is made of armour so don't say I'm dumb for saying hull at the deck what I mean is the main building is full of crap
Answer from: Hunterkiller
My ships usually have 700+ armour and 3000+ toughness. I don't glitch in any way like speed glitch. And I'm on the top 5000 btw my name is not hunter killer on Game Center this is just a temporary name.
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