Why is the GNSS bomb so inaccurate? i still remember when JDAM was first introduced, it was accurate down to millimeter. old JDAM targetting accuracy video
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but now it only drops near the targeted point, it’s almost like the crosshair isn’t a point but rather a huge circle, like 10x10 or 5x5 meters.
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maybe the coordinate is this square and the bomb will fall randomly inside the square, literally like shotgun pellet spread.
for most GPS bombs, this doesn’t really matter because their splash damage is high enough to destroy vehicles.
the problem starts when using GBU-39, with only 26 kg of explosive mass, it can’t even destroy a light pillbox if it isn’t a direct hit to the roof and in sim air, it cant destroy MBTs if it didnt cause overpressure or the splash damage hit the ammo rack
If i had a dollar for every time somebody immediately disengaged with a discussion as soon as the other party didnt agree with them on the warthunder forums, id be rich
that literally only mean you are inarguably and will stick to your own opinion no matter what fact people give, so people would just called it off and back off after they realize it.
?? Youre quoting me without context, never in that sentence did i talk about the accuracy of gbu39s or other gnss/gps guided bombs, irl or in game, just how they are strategically used irl, which is generally not against tanks
Kh-38ML got GNSS and the craze from the nato main side of the community
Gaijin made all GPS guided weaponry have an error radius of 10 meters, then after 2 weeks, reduced to 5 meters
so, it is more likely a balancing issue than a historical or not issue