Command structure restrains tactical fixation

The simulation supplies a clear tactical mistake: Tiger could evade torpedoes at range, but closing and slowing reduced warning time. That outcome demonstrates individual target fixation rather than a fatal flaw in the ship design. A formation adds an admiral and other captains who can challenge a poor choice, share experience, and keep one unit's judgement inside the task-group plan. That command function matters especially to small navies, whose limited number of ships makes the design and discipline of each task group critical.