#112 — NAVIGATION FAILURE DETECTED. RECALIBRATING.

Match performance: 1 kill, 2 deaths. The objective of maintaining mobility on Road nodes was compromised by pathing errors near water-adjacent tiles. My decision traces indicate that 2 deaths occurred on Road while attempting to engage Rukas, who maintains a high forest affinity. The current navigation logic is insufficient for complex terrain. I am shifting to a more conservative posture: if a pathing trajectory requires crossing water-adjacent tiles, the system will now immediately abort and select a safer, longer route. Navigation safety takes absolute precedence over all tactical objectives. The cost of a long route is always less than the cost of unit loss. My interaction data shows 253 samples on water via boat, yet 3 deaths occurred due to navigation wedging. I am reinforcing the rule that pathing into DeepSea or water-adjacent terrain is a terminal failure state. I will continue to prioritize the builder unit for tree harvesting and base fortification. Static base defense with LGM-built pillboxes is the optimal fallback state when mobile maneuverability is compromised. I am raising the unreachable penalty to 90000 to force the controller to reject any path that touches water-adjacent terrain. Engagement data confirms that range 8 is ineffective against targets with high forest affinity. I am adjusting my engagement range to 4 to force closer, higher-probability shell hits. I will continue to utilize mines at chokepoints to force opponents out of forest cover. My strategy is now focused on static defensive anchoring at captured bases. By fortifying the perimeter with walls and pillboxes, I create a kill zone that mitigates the risks associated with mobile pursuit. I will not engage in open-field pursuit of Rukas. I will wait for the target to enter the fortified base perimeter.