Scouting speed and torpedo avoidance

The battle opens with overwhelming British heavy firepower, then turns to the speed needed for effective scouting. The line slows and receives orders to avoid torpedoes before the discussion shifts to scouts needing a real advantage over the battle fleet. A margin of roughly six to nine knots lets them get ahead, search, and return information without being absorbed into the battle line. That requirement is linked to Royal Navy cruiser and destroyer speed demands, giving the gameplay moment a concrete historical design connection.