Sounds like a lotta skill issue to me
@mrr0
I don’t think that’s how datalink works.
Go read stepanovich’s post on datalink functionality in War Thunder.
Y’all are arguing against me for having literally no takes on this issue other than datalink is incorrect in War Thunder.
So unless you have proof that datalink is accurate, you’re not refuting any of my positions.
He is talking about a completely different missile type in the posts you shared
Fox-1 datalink works completely differently ingame compared to Fox-3s
You do not understand how this works at all do you
This is how datalink works for Fox-1s
it lets you relock any target you want even if they’re outside the missile’s seeker and the missile will go for them
Unlike for Fox-1s without datalink where the target needs to still be inside the missile’s seeker for it to work.
That’s how it has worked for Fox-1 missiles in war thunder for years
fox1 without DL cant relock at all even on the same target unless its done extremely fast after losing lock which may or may not be a bug
Incorrect, I frequently relock AIM-7s onto targets that briefly notch my radar
Perhaps datalink should work differently, but the datalink for SAHR in game is very happy to accept relocks. This is very easily demonstrated in game in a way that cannot be explained by normal SAHR target switching.
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You literally read it.
Yeah i don’t even do it extremely fast. You don’t have to do it extremely fast
Sparrow will detonate very quickly after losing lock, so does every other SARH non DL that I know of
he was talking about Fox-3s
Not Fox-1s
Like we already said
Datalink works very differently for Fox-1s than for Fox-3s
What you’re sending is completely irrelevant to Fox-1 mechanics
3 - 5 seconds is the self-detonation time.
chap just typing whatever
You yourself freak out about it in the video for the reasons ive explained, not sure why you’re trying to disagree when you clearly think the same and that this was a fluke as are most cases where a sparrow gets relocked
LMAO
Awesome clip