Ngl, pretty sure that the Devs are aware of this, and will more than likely implement these changes before the update goes live or when it does. The dev server really feels rushed, like they weren’t able to flush out what they had on it already, i.e. the premium T-80 they removed from the tree.
.mil pages are not accepted as evidence as they need supporting documents for the vehicle, but there are already bug reports submitted for the missile count. Also, it is possible to view and post “classified” documents from the internet, as they are merely “export restricted” documents and not allowed on the forum or bug report section.
I personally have no idea as what sources Gaijin considers trustworthy as it is not my area of expertise. I was just speaking from experience as my bug report from a couple years back got shot down due to “insufficient sources”, but it doesn’t hurt to try creating a report.
Aim-260 isnt bending the “equivalent” part Its taking it, twisting it in a pretzel and then turning it into an origami swan.
Also i have failed to add a “Sarh” before equivalent when i edited the message
So then why are there clips, screenshots and videos of people playing with it and being super bugged, and not to mention the Russian stream literally showed it off lol
The closest thing I know of would be the Navy’s Aim-7P, which should have a better motor than the 7M with lofting and a datalink. If we go to “prototype?” missiles the the Aim-7R would be a further upgrade on the 7P and have a dual-mode IR seeker for terminal guidance.
I used this as a source but I have no idea how reliable it is.