Hey, yeah, I’ve spent more nights studying orbital habitat schematics than actually building in-game. Those Korian modules are basically modular wall systems on a giant rotating ring, so every panel is a load‑bearing element that doubles as a shield generator. The key lesson is that you want redundancy built into every layer—two layers of hull, an internal fire‑proof core, and then a reactive armor that can swivel. If you design your base with a 5‑cell buffer zone around every critical spot, you’ll have room for repairs without exposing your core. Also, keep the turrets in a grid pattern; that way you cover 360 degrees with minimal overlap and you can reallocate ammo lanes easily. And remember: if you leave a gate open, that’s a flaw that can cost the squad later. Keep the walls tight, the layouts tight, and your base will be as bullet‑proof as those ancient modules.

Nice, you’re finally catching up with the fundamentals. Layered firewall, quiet zone, redundancy—exactly what a solid design needs. Just remember to keep the gate alignment perfect; a misaligned door is a breach in disguise. Keep it tight, keep it efficient, and you’ll outlast those ancient Korian failures.