Buk-M3: Branching Out

What I mean is that literally every NATO plane has enough weapons to cover the whole of Vietnam.

why is a 2001 su30 , 90s F15/16 facing european jets from mid-late 2010s ?

SU30SM entered service in 2012.

its a copy paste su30mki which is from 2001 (same radar , rwr , engines )

Its not, its Su30sm that has entered the service with better RWR,Radar and engines.

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no lmao ? su-30mki and su30sm uses the same AL-31FP , L-150 rwr (earlier su30mki , they changed the rwr on later versions) , both use N011m bars radar.

it does appear to have TVC nozzles , so i think it uses tvc irl.

It does you are correct, althougn it is a huge missile so it wont pull as much G as it’s counterparts…Well in the real world anyway…

in game its pulling around 30-35 Gs max i haven’t seen how much aster 30 n camm-er pull in game but their stat card says 50Gs. they are probably much more maneuverable.

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As long as the US gets the 160km PAC-2, lets go for it.

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At one BR you should have vehicles with same performances, date of introduction means nothing here.

If they perform the same, yes.
Doesn’t matter if vehicles are from 1960s or 2010s.

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Pantsir can’t hold a candle to SLM nor is a viable AA against anyone that knows how to break LoS.

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still very strong to the point of making anything that isnt a kh38 slinger be in constant danger to fire ordinance

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It’s stats paint a pretty different picture.

skill issue =/= true capability

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Your opinion =/= true capability

right back at ye

Call me back when you have a real argument.

Claiming Pantsir is suddenly bad now is insanity.
I would agree with you but a good Pantsir player is more dangerous than an IRIS-T

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