BNW – Cargo Supremacy: Terran Armada

Build for Aesthetics, Not Penalties.

Expand your fleet. Maximise your cargo. Build without compromise.

BNW – Cargo Supremacy: Terran Armada extends the Cargo Supremacy philosophy to the additional Dogstar cargo modules introduced in Starfield's Terran Armada expansion.

Whether you're constructing a sleek military interceptor, a heavily armoured warship, an exploration vessel or an enormous industrial freighter, cargo capacity should never dictate your ship's appearance.

This add-on transforms the Terran Armada Dogstar StorMax 70 and StorMax 120 cargo modules into virtually weightless, high-capacity shielded storage solutions.

Choose your cargo modules for their appearance, not their limitations.

FEATURES

100,000 Shielded Cargo Capacity

Every supported Terran Armada cargo module now provides 100,000 shielded cargo capacity, regardless of its original storage rating.

Standard cargo modules are converted to shielded storage while retaining their original appearance and functionality.

Capacity stacks naturally when multiple cargo modules are installed.

Virtually Weightless Storage

Cargo module mass has been reduced to just 0.001 per module.

The Ship Builder displays this effectively weightless value as 0, allowing players to enjoy enormous storage capacity without the conventional cargo mass penalties.

The tiny positive value is intentional and avoids calculation issues associated with absolute zero.

Four Terran Armada Cargo Modules

This add-on directly modifies all four supported Dogstar cargo records:

Dogstar StorMax 70 – Port
Dogstar StorMax 70 – Starboard
Dogstar StorMax 120 – Port
Dogstar StorMax 120 – Starboard

Every module receives identical cargo statistics while retaining its original physical design.

Seamless Vanilla Integration

Rather than introducing additional cargo modules, this add-on modifies the existing Terran Armada records directly.

All original module characteristics unrelated to cargo capacity and mass are preserved, including:

Original models and appearances.
Physical dimensions and attachment points.
Manufacturer identities.
Ship Builder placement and categories.
Existing availability and unlock requirements.
Original module health and unrelated statistics.

No additional Ship Builder entries, replacement models, configuration menus or gameplay scripts are required.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Cargo capacity: 100,000 per module
Shielded capacity: 100,000 per module
Displayed module mass: 0
Actual module mass: 0.001
Modified records: 4
Record type: GBFM (Generic Base Form)
New modules: None
Custom assets: None
Gameplay scripts: None

The 0.001 mass value is deliberately retained to prevent issues associated with calculations involving absolute-zero module mass.

Please note that shielded cargo does not guarantee complete immunity from contraband detection. The game's existing contraband scanning mechanics still apply.

REQUIREMENTS & COMPATIBILITY

Terran Armada expansion is required. BNW – Cargo Supremacy is required for this add-on.

BNW – Cargo Supremacy: Terran Armada extends the original mod's functionality to four additional cargo modules introduced by the Terran Armada expansion.

Both Creations are linked as dependencies to ensure players have the complete experience, providing consistent 100,000 shielded cargo capacity and virtually weightless storage across all 72 supported cargo modules.

Required Creations:

BNW – Cargo Supremacy
Terran Armada expansion

Install both to enjoy the complete Cargo Supremacy overhaul.

Other Creations modifying the same Terran Armada cargo records may conflict depending on load order.

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

Cargo Supremacy was created around one simple principle:

Ship design should be a creative decision, not a statistical compromise.

The smallest cargo module should be just as useful as the largest. Your choice should reflect the identity and appearance of your vessel, not the limitations of its original storage capacity.

From compact fighters to enormous juggernauts, every ship deserves the freedom to carry its cargo without compromising its design.

Build for aesthetics. Build for freedom.

Build with Cargo Supremacy.