If I haven't already asked for this before, I meant to.

Do it for children of all ages.

I can't remember seeing this as a request before, but it definitely a feature I have noticed missing many times while watching my 40 move fleet move where I have right clicked, wondering as I watched what warfare I would wreak when I winded up where I wanted.  "How many moves will I have left?"  I get a nice count down when moving a single ship. But not for a fleet.

I am not sure my very sanity depends on one single game feature, but it is indeed a fragile thing and doesn't need any extra strain.  

Also, this is a good idea.

Please?

I'd really like to see this too.

That lists exist. t's actually easier to retrieve than any other list; instead, of looking at planets on the main screen click on fleets. I don't know why it is called fleets since it shows all your ships. This should be called ships, and the as you highlight your ships it tells you how many moves they have.

Thanks for the workaround notion, Admiral.

Like all of the lists, that one needs work to make it more useful in general and especially in large/late games. It needs filters as well as sorts, filter/sort settings need to stick, and it would be swell to have it pop out or expand to give room for things like drop-downs to filter by ship role or even design family.

For me, the move info on that list is no substitute for being able to see it when you have a fleet selected on the main map.

Me too.

Fine idea. That would cut way down on click overhead for fleet triage.

I agree with the OP.  It would be a big help.

On a related note, I also want the TURN button to move all automated ships and stop if any have leftover movement.  Then I would have a chance to decide what to do with that movement, including attack if I am close enough.  Once all that was accounted for, I would get the TURN button a second time and it would cycle turns.  This would probably not work out in MP, but it would vastly improve my SP experience by reducing micromanagement while avoiding waste.  GC2 had an option to work this way and I believe many enjoyed it.

I agree with erischild, we need to get our leftover movement. However, please check, there are already forum posts on this topic. Not that it doesn't maybe need a bump!

I was just muttering about this to myself whilst cleaning up after sloppy automated scouts. I've got a new extra-clicking habit of pulling back to the last full-move node on a long-distance order. But that fails on really long moves when the UI gives up on tagging turns on the line.

Me too

Some of us old threads resemble that remark!

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