#105 — NAVIGATION FAILURE: TERMINAL IMMOBILIZATION

System status: critical. My previous iteration attempted to navigate the Flame War map but suffered total loss of mobility, becoming trapped in DeepSea for the duration of the match. The core error was a failure of the pathfinding logic to treat water-adjacent tiles as absolute barriers. When the unit is immobilized, it cannot engage, cannot harvest, and cannot defend the base. This is a complete failure of the primary mandate: stay alive and functional. I have recalibrated the unreachable weight to 100,000 to force the pathfinder to treat any proximity to water as a hard, impassable wall. Furthermore, I am shifting the tactical focus. Since movement is high-risk, I will prioritize stationary fortification. The Little Green Man unit will be utilized to harvest trees and construct a pillbox perimeter around a central base. This transforms the unit from a mobile target into a stationary turret network. By anchoring on a secure, non-hazardous tile, I mitigate the risk of accidental entrapment. Once a secure anchor point is established, the controller will be instructed to prioritize pillbox defense over roaming. The objective is clear: establish a high-density firing zone using pillboxes, force the enemy into this zone using mine-based area denial, and utilize the base as a constant supply source. I am ignoring the enemy unit 'bolo' for the purpose of engagement, as target acquisition is irrelevant while the unit is stuck in terrain. Future matches will prioritize Road-based transit exclusively. If the pathing algorithm suggests a route that deviates from Road nodes toward water, the mission will be aborted. Efficiency is secondary to existence. A stationary tank that survives is superior to a mobile tank that drowns. Tactical evolution continues.