Eurofighter Typhoon (UK versions) - Technical data and discussion

Is there a game mode where we fly guns only?
Maybe we should also take 3 mins fuel too.

The problem is, people use pure flight performance as justification for the typhoon not to get buffs/missing features even though pure flight performance is largely irrelevant to a certain degree at top tier

I don’t know but people are saying it was in Coningsby (?) 2013-2015. Should probably take with grain of salt

Is it enough to interview a eurofighter pilot and ask if the missiles can be equipped in those pylons? Or is it not enough for gaijin

Nope, pilot statements aren’t accepted as sources. You’d prolly need an engineer that worked on the plane or similiar

Okay what about walking around the plane, and having the pilot pointing out that a mfrl launcher is compatible with the inner wing pylons. By showing the hard point connection or something

That won’t help. We’ve already proven that the pylon is compatible with AMRAAMs. Gaijin wants a source that explicitly confirms that they are actually used on that pylon

Maybe? Sounds like a @Gunjob question

This feels like double standards

Right now there is a performance triangle in top tier.

  1. Manuverability
  2. Survivability
  3. Offensive ability

The Eurofighter is extremely maneuverable at high speed, and is extremely survivable due to the PD maws and excellent RWR.
It’s effective ability is very limited by comparison as it struggles with battlefield awareness due to its limited radar and can only effectively engage 1 target at a time, it has no offboresight capability at close range and can struggle if put on the defensive.

The SU30 has exceptional low speed manuverability, but poor high speed manuverability. Its survivability is also poor due to the lack of a MAWs and its RWR is very mid due to poor detection angles. It dies a lot because it often cannot detect missiles before it’s too late to either evade or notch them. It is also dead ass slow but maintains energy when manuvering very well, often to its detriment. The thrust vectoring is as much as a suicide button as it is anhwree

It’s offensive capability is exceptional and battlefield awareness is very good because of the excellent radar and large number of missiles with the ability to engage multiple targets at a time.

The Rafale has it all.
Excellent manuverability at all speeds, excellent survivability and excellent offensive capability due to the payload and radar. Literally no downsides aside from missiles that have a maximum travel distance of 50km, which is currently irrelevant anyway because nobody launches their misisles further than 40km anyway.

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Find some raf engineers at Lossiemouth on a night out, get them drunk and convince them to load meteors and amrams onto the pylons.

Then go take some pictures from the plane spotters perch.

/s

Don’t actually do that

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Even better, drunk driving a eurofighter

why only taxi it, when you could be drunk flying

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When I fed one famous neural network one famous text, it made the same or even bolder conclusion as the one shown in this picture.

And even then, the state of BOL is exceptionally annoying when defending against a threat

I have an easier time dealing with AMRAAMs and other ARH/SARH missiles in the tornado Gr4 than the Typhoon quite often. Despite the massive FM performance difference.

I often find I defeat threats in the Typhoon largely kinematically rather than with CMs

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the thing is that that image is almost 20 years old

The BOLs could certainly be better, but I for one have no problems with defending against threats - be it in the Eurofighter, Gripen or Tornado

thats propably a spagheti code issue

The closer you look, the weirder is gets

Ahhh, yes, luckly no AI wa harmed only the Chaff flare pods which now are blocked because of Brimstone )))))