Show Air national morale in the air UI in parentheses
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2021 8:09 am
For land units, the UI helpfully displays the morale of a unit as e.g. 47 (50). The part within parentheses (50) is national morale. So this is a simple way to quickly see if your units are below, at, or above national morale.
However, for air groups, the UI looks like this:
It shows the experience level (and morale level) of your air group, but it does not similarly indicate national air morale in parentheses.
So, suggestion - add parentheses into the air UI similarly as for the ground UI. Sometimes air national morale can be different from land national morale, so a player may not always know what it is. This would be helpful for knowing when your planes are less experienced than the national morale and should consequently be sent to reserves. On the Soviet side, a player probably won't know the exact air national morale for Guards air units, for example, so it would be helpful to have those in parentheses so you know when units should be sent to train. Similarly for Axis, the player will probably not know what air national morale is all the time for all the Axis minor planes.
However, for air groups, the UI looks like this:
It shows the experience level (and morale level) of your air group, but it does not similarly indicate national air morale in parentheses.
So, suggestion - add parentheses into the air UI similarly as for the ground UI. Sometimes air national morale can be different from land national morale, so a player may not always know what it is. This would be helpful for knowing when your planes are less experienced than the national morale and should consequently be sent to reserves. On the Soviet side, a player probably won't know the exact air national morale for Guards air units, for example, so it would be helpful to have those in parentheses so you know when units should be sent to train. Similarly for Axis, the player will probably not know what air national morale is all the time for all the Axis minor planes.