Did your problem get solved? I’m having the same issue now, and deleting the cache and saves folders didn’t fix it.
No. I’m going to finally file a report for it today. I’ll edit this when I do.
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/9KnzNG5Y1Liu
I posted something looking for advice, and a player told me to try pressing the radar on/off button after switching to the ESM interface. I tried it last night and finally got the ESM interface working. You can give it a try too.
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That worked thank you!!!1!1!11!
let us fire ARM,s at planes already :(
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These missles are such bad gameplay… Just got killed by this. Not on radar. Couldn’t shoot anything so no counterplay. Game before that i shot the missle and there was an explosion but nothing happend to the missle.
Another thing for bad players to just get kills without actually doing anything. Just lop the missle and boom. Bad gameplay for bad players is what Gaijin wants from this game! Gaijin wants this game to die in the long run.
Doesn’t it track the tracking radar as well. I don’t think it particularly needs a search radar on to work.
I don’t know. Doesn’t matter really. It wasn’t on radar at all and boom i just died.
Clearly it was tracking something.
I couldn’t shoot the missle because the missle wasn’t on radar! How is that good gameplay if i cannot do anything against these anti-radiation bs missles if they aren’t on my radar?
It’s either that or something was on then it GNSS onto you
Well another missle for all the noob CAS players that are too trash in tanks and have to get kills by using OP CAS
Afaik, gnss isnt a thing currently for antirads. So its just guy keeping radar on permanently and getting clapped by those missiles.
It depends on the SPAA and the missile. Most can be, but the Pantsirs and the Otomatic have a K band tracking radar which can’t be tracked by any anti radiation missile in game. There might be more but those are the only ones I can think of off the top of my head.
There is the AARGM-ER which has gps, but gps and IOG are broken on all anti rad missiles, unless the missile is already on its terminal dive
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It is, the anti-rad just needs to be very close for the GNSS to work
It’s not that it needs to be very close, it is just that needs to already be in the terminal dive because it takes 7-8 seconds for IOG/GPS to actually kick in. When it is still traveling towards the target and they turn off their radar, the seeker locks its elevation in place before switching to IOG, so the point that the seeker is aiming at slides away from the target. The faster the missile, the further away it slides. Then once IOG does kick in, it then locks onto the point where the seeker was looking and it hits that point very accurately. But that point is now multiple KMs away from the target.
However if the missile is already in its terminal dive when the radar switches off, then it is not affected because it is already flying directly at the target.
I stand corrected then. Properly working gnss isnt a thing on antirads
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