Because i do have checked any bug report about R-77, and none are about the R-77 range
if it’s coming from your own experrience, i need to see your launch parameters, as you must know that air is thinner the higher you go and that ranges are calculated at those heights. (or so i’m inclined to think that you do know this)
This is the way. Super cruise is the way to fly this aircraft until you start bleeding energy in turns, etc. It makes sense, it mitigates wing rip…and I find it fun since it is different than the press W play.
I don’t really understand radar technology, so I have a few questions.
Shouldn’t the AESA’s performance in the game match what’s shown in this image?
Like the Pantsir-S1, it should have multi-target tracking capabilities, right?
Wait, I thought it is already. It should be tracking multiple targets.
It is just that for ground radars, all TWS targets are highlighted with the square box, but for aircraft it only highlights the selected target.
It’s been already acknowledged by Gaijin.
They took the worst value for the drag of the R-77. The problem is that the grid fins of the R-77 are performing very well above mach, but terribly below mach, and Gaijin used the below mach value.
Grid fins perform very well at supersonic regime , terribly bad at transonic and well below transonic . They also perform very well during high alpha / G .
Also if i understand well :
The R-77 missile uses those Grid fins to interact with the airflow which makes the missile to steer.
So there is 2 situations with this grid fins drag problem :
→ high Drag in should appear in turns (over 5g)
→ low drag valie should be used under that.
Still the missile reaches 80km, when going in straight line, from what i’ve seen
But again: this is another topic, while the missile remains of similar range than any other comparable missiles in game.