Where is the rearm zone on airfields?

[Winkysmith]

Hi, I was just wondering if anyone knew where the rearm/refuel zones are on airfields. The reason I was wondering was because I play career on hard, and there are usually still enemy fighters over the base when I land. It's just a little annoying, as I can see that there is a key for it. Another thing that I would like to know is why the game only half-loads the graphics unless I'm on broadband. What I mean is that if I try to run a mission without broadband, the cockpit only half loads-the rest is black-and the frame rate is only about 10 fps, while it is normally 60. I tried running the game on mobile data, which is way faster than our broadband, but the same thing happened. If anyone could give me any information on either of these, it would be great.

[Gambit21]

Rearm/refuel is only present if placed by the mission designer, (and can be a number of objects, including a fuel truck) and is not present in the career.

 

[Winkysmith]

32 minutes ago, Gambit21 said:

Rearm/refuel is only present if placed by the mission designer, (and can be a number of objects, including a fuel truck) and is not present in the career.

 

Oh, ok. Thanks for the info.

[Habu]

5 hours ago, Gambit21 said:

Rearm/refuel is only present if placed by the mission designer, (and can be a number of objects, including a fuel truck) and is not present in the career.

 

Gambit, i think about that since the option is present in the game, but it would be cool if the dev could add an icon for the RRR area, and a sign in the block element.

[ITAF_Airone1989]

Usually the mission creator add a smoke in the area.. so, from your cockpit it's pretty easy to see it, plus your technochat will tell you when you are inside the area

[Habu]

2 minutes ago, ITAF_Airone1989 said:

Usually the mission creator add a smoke in the area.. so, from your cockpit it's pretty easy to see it, plus your technochat will tell you when you are inside the area

That's what i do as the other, but i would like having a specific icon, and a sign to avoid a smoke signal which can be seen at a long distance by everybody.