Next, the guide talked about how a Formation Array was structured.
The most important part of a Formation Array was the Base. The Base was a centralized point in a Formation Array that basically ran the entire thing. If the Base were destroyed, the entire Formation Array would become useless. In a way, it could be viewed as a brain.
The majority of Formation Arrays only had one Base, but more complex ones could also have several. Some Formation Arrays even needed more than one Base to function.
Yet, even if a Formation Array didn't need more than one Base, it might also be a good idea to include more Bases. The primary reason was stability and redundancy. If one Base stopped working or if it were destroyed, another Base could take over, allowing the Formation Array to run without interruptions.
