A three-ship force fails to stop the enemy at sea. The response links that loss to the port system sustaining hostile movement. Orders go out to attack the docks and build a much larger fleet. Interception depends on having enough ships, while enemy ports determine whether opposing naval power can keep returning.
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A failed interception turns dock control into the next objective
After a tiny fleet loses at sea, the next objectives are the enemy docks and enough new ships to contest future crossings.