Off-map air repair

[Erik2]

Off-map air bases are a too quick way to repair air units.
When the air unit is off-map you may repair it (more than once up to full strength) and deploy it in the same turn.
I think it should take longer to do this. Only allow 1 turn of repair and deployment the next turn similar to on-map airfields.

[jakemon]

Two other features of the off-map bases:

1. Taking a unit off map returns it to the reserves, and returns its command points to the pool. A different unit can then be deployed. This is an effective way to rebalance your fighter / bomber mix (to correct a deployment miscalculation or respond to an enemy fighter sweep / seaborne invasion).

2.The exit hexes have companion deployment hexes. When these exist on different map edges, you can instantly shift air resources across a large distance.

I'm mostly ok with the functionality as it exists- from the perspective of having played only the Pacific theater titles. There are few scenarios where this gets used, and at least one (US Marines: Munda Point) where it seems to be a tactical requirement. I do agree the repair / deploy ability is inconsistent, but don't find it as dramatic as the reserve / command pool facet. In most of my games the available command points limit getting core units deployed. If I needed an extra turn to do a repair, I'll usually have a waiting unit ready to deploy anyway.