Among all of Gao Gong's Tier 4 buildings, the Spaceport's role was unquestionably ranked first.
For example, during the subsequent battles over the Horned Whale Alpha Sector, its explosive mechanical production capacity could practically hold off a Tier 3 civilization.
Although in interstellar warfare, a "planetary-scale offensive and defensive battle" could only be considered a struggle over a single "hilltop."
But holding it meant holding it. Just look around—whose planet could withstand the army of a Tier 3 civilization?
At least in this star system, there wasn't a single one!
That was the reason for Mr. G's skyrocketing reputation during this period.
In terms of combat power, or even destructive power, from the perspective of a civilization, those things actually didn't matter.
Even if you killed a hundred million Tier 3 people, did that number amount to even one percent of a planet?
How many habitable planets were there within a Tier 3 civilization's territory? Did you know?
But failing to conquer such a planet was the real problem. It showed that a Tier 3 civilization's power wasn't invincible.
In all of this, the Spaceport's role was absolutely critical.
It was even more important than Gao Gong himself.
Back when the Shrek Pirate Group was at its peak, it hadn't even possessed a fixed territory. That alone said everything.
After maxing out the Tier 4 civilization building, three additional functions appeared: "Faster-than-Light Transportation," "Berserk Production," and "Tier 3 Industry Development."
Faster-than-Light Transportation: Light-speed ships no longer need to rely on the "Interstellar Expressway." As long as the spatial coordinates are established at the "Spaceport," they can directly enter faster-than-light mode (transportation range: 100 light-years).
Berserk Production: Sacrifice the production capacity of all other production port areas and concentrate the Spaceport's industrial capacity in a single port area. The production efficiency