With that, you could build whatever ships your heart desires, as long as you ration them between the missions. And there was one mission where you could isolate and capture dozens of Ion frigates, building up an enormous sum of resources when you scrap all of them. However, you can scrap ships for resources to build new ships (the game doesn't scale for this). The game is balanced so that enemy fleets scale according to the number and quality of ships in your fleet (correct me if I'm wrong) so capturing enemy ships and keeping them would just increase enemy fleet sizes. IIRC: Homeworld is a tactical spaceship RTS where you have the ability to capture enemy ships.

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