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also if you converted 2 of the bedrooms into a tool room and filled it with a crap ton of torches and repair equipment it would be even better for career mode.
Ladder needs to lead to the open deck, not make me try to get into a too-small hole in the superstructure.
I'm seeing people are saying they can't pump diesel or jet a-1, or can't fill with this or that etc.
I've managed all 3, simultaneously. It takes a bit to wrap your head around the pump system but it is incredibly adaptable.
I also found that the storage box beside the crane has a universal fluid nozzle on a tether. This is not connected to the tanks, it is hooked up to a hose connection for the sake of stowing it so you can swap the head on the crane. Swapping this is a must-have if you want to use the crane-based fluid transfer between sell-points instead of the direct hose ports. The swap is super easy to do.
Learning the pump system takes some practice, but the ability to shunt fluid from one tank to another so you can start taking in another fuel type while selling something else is fantastic.
The pool table is incredibly addictive to play.