Will US mains still have a sub 50% winrate with a new plane and AIM-120D?
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It has capability to arm with itself aim120d, by gaijin’s standards they can get it
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Meteor is not an AIM-120D equivalent.
Its far more advanced.
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Don’t think it would be unique to US. They only mentioned it for US since US is most struggling air nation rn
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No chance
Hell naw xD.
Last update’s Super Hornet was sad enough.
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Then what do other nations get as a Aim-120D equivalent then?
Is GNSS meant to be something different here to IOG on a missile. I know what GNSS is but how does that work on a missile with an ever changing GPS coordinate system, can we maybe launch this without a lock? then ARH kicks in if a target is near by?
A eurofighter of any nation irl still must receive the missile at the very least.
Hopefully they do add more than 2 aircraft
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By “american” aviation, does this mean aircraft the can carry the american missile, or just american vehicles receiving the missile?
thats one way to put it.
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So Will the Typhoon, Rafale and Gripen be getting Aim-120D?
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THis sounds kinda op
GNSS just means that there will be zero inertial drift, so it is a benefit for BVR.
deez nuts
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Ah yes, i forgot about it. No prototype US howitzer then ig :(
No, they dont struggle as much, especially rafale
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What GNSS does(in game), is reduces IOG drift to 0. Thats all.
If it works ofc.
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Aim-120D(eez)
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