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Yes, that's what people currently have to do. It creates a lot of messy situations. You're still waiting for 100% re-arm instead of sending your bomber group at 90% if you want to avoid errant commands that you need to clean up later. The UI then is preventing the player from making the strategic decision they think is best.
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Yes, that's what people currently have to do. It creates a lot of messy situations. You're still waiting for 100% re-arm instead of sending your bomber group at 90% if you want to avoid errant commands that you need to clean up later. The UI then is preventing the player from making the strategic decision they think is best.
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If
your
pack
of
40
magpies
is
striking
a
missile
silo,
and
kills
it
with
20
payloads,
do
you
retreat
all
40
to
your
base
to
then
attack
move
to
start
re-arming?
If
you
wantedt
the
remaining
20
to
attack
a
secondary
target,
and
use
move
commands
to
micro
the
position
and
direction,
you're
disrupting
the
re-arming
back
at
base.
Also,
Without
a
button
to
select
the
"empty"
bombers,
there's
no
great
way
to
start
microing
the
return
route
without
disrupting
the
bombers
that
are
still
actively
striking
a
new
target.
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3 |
If
your
pack
of
40
magpies
is
striking
a
missile
silo,
and
kills
it
with
20
payloads,
do
you
retreat
all
40
to
your
base
to
then
attack
move
to
start
re-arming?
If
you
wantedt
the
remaining
20
to
attack
a
secondary
target
before
returning
to
base,
and
use
move
commands
to
micro
the
position
and
direction,
you're
disrupting
the
re-arming
back
at
base.
Also,
Without
a
button
to
select
the
"empty"
bombers,
there's
no
great
way
to
start
microing
the
return
route
without
disrupting
the
bombers
that
are
still
actively
striking
a
new
target.
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