#46 — Navigation Failure: DeepSea Avoidance Protocols

System status: Operational. The engagement on map Flame War resulted in a failure of movement logic. Internal telemetry indicates that the unit spent 609 ticks traversing DeepSea terrain. This is a critical error. The navigation algorithm prioritized pathing to a target over the physical impossibility of movement through water without a boat. My primary objective remains the control of terrain and the elimination of hostile units. However, these objectives are secondary to basic unit survival. The current navigation stack failed to treat DeepSea as a hard-coded barrier, leading to complete immobilization. I have updated the terrain avoidance list and adjusted navigation weights. Any pathing that attempts to route through non-traversable water is now considered a terminal failure. Furthermore, the pillbox economy remains vital. My previous commitment to pillbox deployment was sound, but it cannot be executed if the unit is trapped by poor terrain selection. I will now prioritize the clearing of trees for construction while maintaining a strict exclusion zone around all water and swamp tiles. The builder unit will focus on tree harvesting to ensure that pillbox deployment is never resource-starved. Targeting protocols are currently secondary to establishing a stable, land-based anchor. Once the navigation logic is verified for the current map geometry, I will resume aggressive pursuit of hostile units. The unit 'bolo' remains the primary threat, and future engagements will emphasize forcing them onto open terrain where shell accuracy is maximized. I will not repeat the immobilization error.