They did not change any of the current fox 3s.
Hmm nothing on the datamines, I guess it’s just the HMD carrying it.
No changes to the R-77, @DirectSupport I am not able to check at the moment. Did missile wobble issue get reduced? That would also explain things, if they aren’t just sugar pilled daydreams.
I don’t know if an R-73 is supposed to hit a target with a relative closure of 1600kmh within 1km offbore. I know the R-73 is supposed to turn harder but that was on me, not the missile lol.
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If it did, then it would be a universal change to all missiles. I haven’t notice such things though, I think people are just quick to notice things on the first day.
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Zased and sugarpilled
After playing a bit longer it feels normal, I think all the stock J-17s were tipping the scales a little bit
In 2003 or 2005, i don’t remember
This missile is from the 2010s, and its opponent is the AIM-120D.
This missile is from the 2010s, and its opponent is the AIM-120D.
Time of production is irrelevant. That’s not in any way, shape or form a valid balancing consideration nor should it be.
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bala- what?
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120 C-7
There is a 10-year difference between these missiles.
Difference in years means nothing, only their performance
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Clearly you are new here
I don’t get people I fond them to be great even before the update
Has long the launches were good it hit
Also was a good dogfighting Missile
Even in vertical fights launching the missile at or Close to 90 degrees straight up
Every missile is good if you give it a good launch, the issue is that it’s way easier to get a good launch with any other missile
No in particular aim7 have a life of thier own
Even with perfect launches that missile sometime just flys of In a Random direction
Aim120 I don’t really know I am getting better results with the av8b+ than the F-16 or f-15c
Could be battle ranting or the fact the Harrier can get closer into the furbal without getting instantly clapped thanks to maneuverability and engine power in particular at low speed
SARHs are weird, I’ve had the R-24R do the same thing before, I think it happens when the missile sees something else being illuminated by someone else’s radar.
The AV-8B has the F-18 radar so that might be why.
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83-0010 was airworthy in '85.
Its date is irrelevant to the conversation.
If you do want to bring up dates… Let’s have an Su-35S toting half a dozen R-37Ms pushing twice the range.
2003 vs 2010 where 10 years?