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It is a big "commercrial freighter", so with that ship you can transport lots of goods from different people/companies in separated containers so they dont mix up. Something that is not possible with containers connected to a single network. The trick is the separated conveyor network and the "valves" (connector+collector) to direct the flow.
Overall, it is a big sandbox game. So whatever you can come up with is what you can do with it. Crash them into each other or turn them into battleships ;-D
@Dii
Oww i dont remember HW1 that much anymore, beside the fact that it was one of the best RTS games and will always stay in my memories as great game. To me it looks like a bumblebee with its roundish and repeating surface pattern and the top-mounted solar panels :)
Not that it was supposed to look like that though.
The actual design is purely functional and minimalistic with a few fictional "stress supports" since mechanical stress isnt ingame.