RE: Does plane fatigue reduce in training?
Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2015 8:54 am
IF you can afford to lose the services of a squadron for a day or two
Transport by rail
Load on ship (you can have a ship load the squadron, then same turn unload)
Carrier only - transfer to/from shore when DOCKED at the port you are docked at.
ALL the planes go to maintenance (unavailable) but depending on the amount of aviation support available you can get all of your single engine planes in a day or two. AND the fatigue seems to go to zero. Whole carrier air wings (on the carriers) can go to all available in two or three days.
Transport by rail
Load on ship (you can have a ship load the squadron, then same turn unload)
Carrier only - transfer to/from shore when DOCKED at the port you are docked at.
ALL the planes go to maintenance (unavailable) but depending on the amount of aviation support available you can get all of your single engine planes in a day or two. AND the fatigue seems to go to zero. Whole carrier air wings (on the carriers) can go to all available in two or three days.