All of the pirates in Hooded Horse city builder Corsair Cove hate me because I can't make them eyepatches fast enough

Limbic Entertainment's city builder Corsair Cove showcases the importance of logistics over swashbuckling adventures. Players find themselves as the ruler of a tropical island, surrounded by Spanish galleons, pirate hunters, and kraken. The primary goal is to build infrastructure to support pillaging activities, rather than directly engaging in pirate mischief.

Initially, pirates require basic provisions such as food, drink, and shelter. As the game progresses, their demands evolve, asking for finer items like leather boots, jolly roger flags, and turtle soup. To cater to these needs, players must utilize the resource deposits on their island to produce the requested goods. By ensuring the satisfaction of their pirate populace, players will have access to crews for their vessels and protect their enclave from various threats lurking in the ocean.

Despite an initial enthralling experience reminiscent of the Anno series, the enjoyment of Corsair Cove begins to wane after around eight hours. This decline coincides with a point when the player's pirates start to express dissatisfaction. The issue becomes apparent as the pirates begin to 'hate' the player, likely due to the inability to produce eyepatches quickly enough.