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In this case you can \c(0d0)repair\c() only the missing blocks, which is much cheaper.

Professionals take a higher salary, but studies have shown that they can increase productivity by up to 200%.

You cannot edit a damaged ship, which means that you may have to repair your ship on site if it doesn't steer properly any more.

They must have built their ships somehow...

Another way to get the building knowledge is to clear a \c(0d0)Pirate Sector\c() in the respective area.

This requires quite good relations to that faction though.

One way to get building knowledge is to buy it at a \c(0d0)Shipyard\c() that's in the respective material area - if you want \c(0d0)Naonite\c() knowledge, you should find a shipyard that's in an area where you can find lots of Naonite.

Professionals can be \c(0d0)hired at stations\c().

Most of the work on a ship can be done by allrounder crew members, but there are some jobs that can only be done by professionals.

You can see that number in the ship stats on the right and you can increase it by installing certain \c(0d0)subsystems\c().

If your ship gets damaged, you can repair it in \c(0d0)Building Mode\c().↵ However, it is much more expensive than what an \c(0d0)Repair Dock\c() would charge you for the same repairs!

In order to keep your crew organized, at some point, you will need \c(0d0)Officers\c().

You need a \c(0d0)Colonel\c() for every \c(0d0)3 lieutenants\c().

You need a \c(0d0)Lieutenant\c() for every \c(0d0)4 sergeants\c().

Officers