The Hillbilly has his face shown , what ' s left of it <| sep |> hold on bruh we are gonna make it <| sep |> Hmm , none of those things fit . Anyone . I know that wears a fedora . <| sep |> My friend called the management company of their building since they have 247 security <| sep |> Damn zeke on pace to have his worse game of the season <| sep |> anyone have a good way to cheese alternia ? I ' m stuck atm and cant progress <| sep |> Zeke has no idea what to do when there isn ' t a gaping hole in front of him <| sep |> R If you were working off of an existing design and already had all the materials and parts prepared beforehand , it ' s theoretically possible to finish a build in one day . But that ' s not building a ship , that ' s just assembly , and assembly is easy . So easy that you could leave it to a robot workforce while you sit at home masturbating . I refer to the entire process Drafting , debugging , review , debugging , approval , manufacturing , and finally assembly . Getting a design approved is a process that can take from months to years depending on the size and complexity of the ship , because the bigger and more complex it is , the more likely it has bugs and flaws in its design . Manufacturing takes several days to do simply because of the nature of the parts and their large number , from the ship ' s skeletal frame to the individual components that are fabricated elsewhere by specialist industries and imported . If you can complete all of that overnight , you are a genius and a madman and I should retire .