Meteor is not a AIM-120D equivalent, maybe in another world it is
Will US mains still have a sub 50% winrate with a new plane and AIM-120D?
- Yes
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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.
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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