Show gender on naming page

[Zeditha]

I like to try to end my dragons' names differently based on their gender, but when I'm mass naming in a limited amount of time, it's very difficult to keep track of which dragon is which gender. Sure, you can sometimes tell by the dimorphic sprites or single-gender breeds, but not everyone remembers those. (I know I don't.)

 

So, could we have some indicator of whether a dragon is male or female on the naming action page, perhaps next to the sprite?

 

A similar indicator on describing pages would be nice too - they're shown when reviewing descriptions, so why not while writing them?

 

 

Just a little thought I had while mass naming my dragons.

[Jazeki]

While I'm not strongly affected as most of my dragons have gender neutral names, this would be helpful for those who do name based on gender. I support this. It can be a pain if you want to name your dragon something and you have to have another tab or window open to check the gender.

[Fuzzbucket]

I support this just because if some people need it, it seems easy enough to do.

[silver_tiger]

Definitely a good idea. I have been using my phone to play a lot lately, and while it doesn't affect me at the moment it would be incredibly awkward if I had to flip between tabs on my phone. Obviously I could do it if I had to, but my phone is touchy on the best of days and it might shut itself off if I tried.

[aussieJJDude]

Yas. I need this, countless of times that I had to switch tabs to find their gender and their lineage. I need this!

[Ember_Silverly]

Wonderful idea. I've wanted this for a while, especially when I'm on my slower computer.

[Robot Chimera]

I like this idea, especially when I have a lot of naming pages open in different tabs and can't immediately tell what gender the dragon is. Could really help

[FoxintheBox4]

I would be very happy if this got implemented

[Confused Cat]

I don't personally need it, but I support everything that helps people name their dragons.

[Kakaru_of_DOOM]

I support this, especially on the descriptions page. I don't know how many times I've used the wrong pronoun for a dragon because I wasn't paying enough attention, especially on androgynously-named individuals.