Once again Gaijin has given Israel literally the worst addition for any nation in game. They do less than the bare minimum effort, and for some reason even the camouflage appears to be low resolution. Honestly. At least in the real world people aren’t actively trying to make your experience the worst it can possibly be. Our F-16 is heavier and has less powerful engine and no Mavericks and our F-15s now lack Israeli PGM and worse radars and HMS capabilities all because Gaijin’s incompetence or spite.
Israeli website says Baz 2000 received upgrades for basically all systems, putting it at F-15I standards. No I am not going to bug report anything. That is their responsibility.
9X is a generation ahead of Python 4. Python 5 is 9X equivalent, Python 4 does not have IIR seeker, 9X does, 9X has datalink, Python 4 does not. They are not comparable missiles.
I have extreme doubts. As it currently stands, Israel is not worth playing for the foreseeable future as the authenticity and capability of their additions are repeatedly disregarded.
Case in point: Namer weighs 61 tons, more than 2A6, despite not having a turret, and having worse armor.
Uh, did you actually read it because it’s pretty poorly written and incoherent, and only includes a single book source (not even the book but a review of that book) when two is required. None of the sources give relevant information either, the first is a bad picture of the cockpit of an F-15A Baz, the second and third mention nothing about the radar, the fourth only says that Israel bought F-15s equipped with the 63(v), no mention of upgrades, and lastly cmano isn’t very reliable for information.
Also, back to the official Israeli Air Force site that people here brought up.
This is talking about the F-15 variants in general, which is why they mention the F-15J. The 1985 upgrade is the MSIP II in the US tree.
This says that only the “weapons computer” was to be brought to the standard of the F-15I (also the F-15I was still under development when the Baz-2000 programme started), which is what the Baz Meshupar has in-game (ability to fire AIM-120s). Everything else is just unspecific upgrades, and it even says the avionics were going to be brought to a level “similar to that of the F-16s”, no mention of F-15I standards anywhere else.
plz show any reliable source that show SPECIFICALLY what radar it had … we know that Baz meshupar program was getting to F15E/I levels in terms of avionics.
you all acting with guessing games , u all truly know that just easier to assume it had nothing newer then APG-63…
But when stuff like F16AJ are getting modeled and added … god DAM its FOR BALANCE PLZ UNDERSTAND.
wtf? i brought up these photos.
saying and quoting “weapons computer” and saying in full confidence that is the aim 120 is bluntly not respecting. By “quoting” you presented the “weapons systems” as something vague. ok fair enough. But than you stated with a full confidence that this is the aim120 and you have done right.
Stop treating us like a stupid people and start to respect your player base.
Again as someone whos so confident about the baz 2000 radar we would like to see the sources you guys have.
The baz 2000 was never using the apg 63. As you clearly stated and also, shown in the pic from the IAF official website, it have the f15i radar system. it doesnt matter when the f15i project started/ended.
You decided to ADD an aircraft ( baz 2000 ) that basically called like that only because he is BASED ON THE F15I. (BAZ 2000 - take an aircraft from the late 80’s to 2000 era with upgraded weapons system. Saying the weapons system is not including radar its a joke man). but yet you give him nothing besides aim120 with a handicap radar.
Israel will never deploy aim120 on a jet that cant utilize them. it makes no sense. well unless you gaijin obv.
I wanna see a source the the f15 Baz 2000 took flight with amramm’s and the older APG 63 radar. if i can see that israel put aim120 over the APG 63 well, we’ll shut up
