When launching a Viking longship which failure risks capsize because asymmetric tension?

💡 Explanation

Rope-guided slides experienced asymmetric tension during launch; this caused uneven force distribution and a roll couple, rather than simple downward translation, because ropes are compliant; therefore, capsize increased rather than simple listing or stable launch.

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