Payload
Payload noun - A mass or quantity of something taken up and carried, conveyed, or transported.
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- Played straight during the MSV Strontium Mule Sidequest, in which Shepard is sent to recover a "payload" from a ship which has been hijacked by Blue Suns mercenaries.
Source: Mac Guffin / Video Games -
From the ship's outside look to the payload to the shields and engines, no two ships are actively alike.
Source: Ace Custom -
High-Altitude Battle: Stage 6 has your ship fly near outer space in order to destroy a large, presumably combat-capable space shuttle before it can deliver its payload.
Source: Video Game / Einhänder
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