Surface Infrastructure

The Cargo Hub district can be hard to navigate, with its buildings tightly bound in a spiderweb of thick wires and tubes. Though most of wiring either lies underground or is stretched overhead, there is enough of it at body height to elicit very careful passage by pedestrians. Inside the buildings, rows upon rows of clone vats stand there in calm silence, hooked up to various types of monitoring and maintenance equipment. Increases the district's maximum number of clones by 150. 10% per district owned to a maximum of 4 districts, or 40%, decrease in manufacturing time at a starbases. This applies to all corporation and alliance starbases anchored at moons around the planet with the owned districts.

The Production Facility district is always hungry for materials, particularly biomass. The land around it tends to be empty of flora and fauna, though whether this is due to the faint smell in the air or something more sinister has never been established. Those visitors who've been given the full tour (including the usually-restricted sections), and who've later been capable of describing the experience, have said it's like going through a series of slaughterhouses in reverse. Increases the district's clone generation rate by 20 clones per cycle.

The Surface Research Lab district has a permanently humid and chilly atmosphere, irrespective of its planetary coordinates, and is staffed only by the hardiest of workers. They wear protective gear at all times, not only to stave off the cold, but to keep absolutely safe the delicate electronics and experimental chemical stored in the various buildings of the district. These materials don't last long when put into use, but for the inert clones they're employed on, it's long enough. Decreases the attrition rate of moving clones between districts. 5% per district owned to a maximum of 4 districts, or 20%, reduction in starbase fuel usage. This applies to all corporation and alliance starbases anchored at moons around the planet with the owned districts.