Small QOL suggestion for the icons/additional health bar.

[Freyster]

Before left: You can barely tell how much HP you have, can we have the heart thing lower or get a health bar on top?
Before right: The engine shows a little faded orange at all points except when your vehicle is actually damaged.

After left:  You have a small health bar above your icons and/or your health icon goes empty to the point when you're injured it's gray.
After right: The engine shows as green until it gets damaged then it goes to orange->red

 

I find those small suggestions as it's extremely hard to see now how much hp you have & the icon should be green by default! 

[Jonaseriksen07]

+1

[Saint_]

+1, would be nice to have a small bar for ap aswell

[vella]

+1 anything but what we currently have.

[Ranger]

Would be cool to see this, I personally don't really care for the HP / AP bar bit of the suggestion and i feel that the engine status indicator is cool as is, will just take some getting used to. The hexagons fall in line with a more modern-styled UI and looks nicer than the bars. I would love to see the actual heart symbol become a tad bit easier to differentiate from the red bit in the hexagon as the two reds blend - maybe food & water always show by default & move when AP is put on.

Sorry network graphic health bar users, your nightmares have become a reality.

[ILLYRIANN]

+1

[Quietthecutie]

+1

Currently its very difficult to make an accurate assessment on your health and armor greater than "good" or "bad" which is kind of important for gameplay reasons.

[britbritxo]

+1

[Celestial]

+1

I think the health/armor/special bars should return underneath, and have the rest of the hexagonal icons aligned vertically as a compact layout since there is a redundant amount of spacing used to the right or above of the minimap.

[Sigma]

+1 even just keeping the hexagons the same and putting a number indicator on the boxes would help

[Christopher B]

+1

[Bala]

Only thing I'd change is making the heart white instead of red so the health behind it stands out, the heart sort of sinks into the background of the colour as it is.