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# Fleet System
In **MechaNova**, the fleet is the core unit used by players to conquer planets. A fleet is not made up of only one spaceship. Instead, each fleet can consist of up to **5 spaceships**. Each spaceship can carry a certain number of mechas based on its own star rating, forming a complete fleet combat formation.
Players need to obtain spaceships and mechas through the gacha system, then combine multiple spaceships with mechas to build their own fleet. The stronger the fleet’s overall power, the higher the success rate when conquering later planets.
#### Fleet Formation Rules
Each fleet can include:
1. **Up to 5 spaceships**
2. **Each spaceship can carry multiple mechas**
3. **The number of mechas each spaceship can carry depends on that spaceship’s star rating**
4. **The fleet’s total combat power is determined by all spaceships and all equipped mechas**
5. **The fleet is used to conquer planets**
6. **Once a fleet has been successfully formed, it cannot be dismantled or modified**.
In other words, the basic structure of a fleet is:
**Fleet = Spaceship 1 + Spaceship 2 + Spaceship 3 + Spaceship 4 + Spaceship 5**
Each spaceship can also carry mechas:
**Single Spaceship Combat Unit = 1 Spaceship + Corresponding Number of Mechas**
The fleet selection interface provides **five avatar options** for players to choose from. The selected avatar has **no special function or gameplay effect** and is used only for display or personalization purposes.
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