Idk if this is useful, but, what the hell? AAM-3, but in game it has the same seeker right?
The angle is tricky to tell, but that might have actually be correct behaviour.
It saw the flare, switched the seeker off, the target shifted position and it missed.
Today I had such a strange bug, I went to launch a 9M at an enemy, but for some reason launched a 120B at an ally, where my radar wasn’t even looking. Thank god it didn’t hit…
Okay, its official, the game is having a complete nervous breakdown :D
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And i didn’t even notice at the time, I just thought it was another one of those 9Ms that goes to the moon. Only saw it when I went to the replay for something else haha
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Lucky spot then :D
its gaijin simulating the advanced weapons computers gaining sentience
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Haha, either that or theyve secretly added EW
That’s not how MAWs works. If you want accurate countermeasure drops, use your hands, eyes, and ears.
i’m about 98% certain that correctly identifying a threat is PRECISELY something DASS is capable of.
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Id not be surprised if it could tell you what missile it was (at least for ARH missiles). If im not mistaken, The Tornados RWR could recognise some ARH missiles.
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I wouldn’t entirely be surprised if identifying the missile was part of the reason they picked such absurdly high frequency sensors…
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It very possibly could have been