Both should have the same engine.
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It could be possible that the C also gets it, this is just Gszabi’s predictions of what engine goes where.
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So, even better engine for the best jet? lol
yep, apparently gaijin cant go an update without a rafail buff
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https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/IWsp3j6dYjjw
My bug report got accepted and has been fixed on the dev server - the rafale will be usable again. Thanks for the upvotes on the report :)
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AFAIK the current fuel consumption of the rafale is closer to the E4 than the regular M88. I expect this to be nothing burger aside from a stat card change
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Is this enough to get the AASM 1000 added to the M this is crispy new info. with video.
No → thats an F.4.1.
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Cool video non the less, you can see the tadpole track on the friendly Rafale in the pod view
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Talois pods hud graphics look cool with the circular reticle too
yeah big fan of symbology that corrects for viewing angles.
Same thing in the EFT pod view where the circle is corrected for the angle;
It gives the pilot much more depth perception.
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What would be different between the F3-R we have and a F4.1 or F4.2 in game? Except for the AASM-1000?
According to the wiki↓ (since it’s a wiki, there’s a possibility it’s not accurate)
In January 2014, the defence ministry announced that funds had been allocated towards the development of the F3R standard. The standard includes the integration of the Meteor BVR missile, among other weapons and software updates.[65][66] The standard was validated in 2018.[67]
Development work started on the F4 standard in 2019.[68] The design received radar and sensor upgrades that facilitate the detection of airborne stealth targets at long range, as well as improved capabilities in the helmet-mounted display. With improved communications equipment, it is also more effective in network-centric warfare. Flight tests were conducted starting in 2021 and the first F4-standard aircraft was delivered in 2023.[68][69] Previous aircraft will be upgraded to the standard, with a further 30 aircraft to be ordered in 2023.[68]
The total programme cost, as of FY2013, was around €45.9 billion,[70] which translated to a unit programme cost of approximately €160.5 million. This figure takes in account improved hardware of the F3 standard, and which includes development costs over a period of 40 years, including inflation.[71] The unit flyaway price as of 2010 was €101.1 million for the F3+ version.[72]
The F5 standard will have more powerful engines, carry the ASN4G hypersonic nuclear missile, RBE2 XG radar, improved survivability and data links, and will be accompanied by an unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) weighing more than ten metric tons (9.8 long tons; 11 short tons).[73][74][75]
Even aside from that, the fact that horizontal stabilization is still not added to pods already in game is criminal
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So uh, better hmd and radar… not bad I guess
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On the image just before the impact we can see TTI - time to impact which is still not present on our rafales in game btw.
And, the bomb is also flagged like a friendly IFF mark which is interesting
Edit : also credit to the original authors rather than the think tank :
https://x.com/chasseembarquee/status/1995923572133691863?s=46
Nop, the radar and HMD are those found on the current F3R in game.
Physically yeah but software upgrades exist and I know they have done some at some point, so them happening on the F.4 standards wouldn’t surprise me
My point the is that it would not have any impact in game
oh for sure