But Magic IIs on the Jaguar IS and Mirage F1C, or R-73s on the Su-25/39 are fine at 11.0/11.3?
Not too mention R-73s, Magic IIs and Aim-9M on very capable air to air platforms well within 1.0 BR range of the Viggen C.
I dont think 9Ls on the Viggen C is all that big of a deal for 11.0. Still probably gunna be below average for that BR bracket in terms of performance. Especially as it will see full uptiers most of the time anyway. Besides. 9Ls are pretty bad these days.
Prove that any of them are Viggens that carry 6x IR missiles.
I’ll wait.
9Ms aren’t at 11.0.
Jaguar is transonic.
F-1C is inferior to Viggen in airframe, being arguably under-BR’d but has only 2 Magic 2s.
9Ls would make it 11.3, that or we make F-4EJ Kai 11.3 based on your recommendation.
Kurnass 2000 goes to 11.0.
So on and so forth.
9Ls and R-73s are not bad… LOL!
Dude, you shouldn’t have discredited yourself.
All of then get a maximun of 2 missiles with irccm, and from all of them only the f1c have a performance close to the viggen, but unlike the viggen its semi active missile is can be chaffed, so basically have only two missiles. Not to mention that the the magic 2 is relatively short range, and cab be flared easily at range and in frontal aspect.
It’s really outraging, they made this plane so it’s just fodder to all the front aspect missiles.
It really needs those front or all aspect missiles to counter those pesky Mig-23M
I’m stock, with it, just unlocked the rear aspect RBJ24 or something, the R24R are not easy to lose bruh!
I’ll see when the plane is spaded but for a long time I was mostly fodder to them.
Blockquote This doesn’t matter regarding avoiding missiles. You have flares stock. You only need to notch radar missiles and/or stay lower until you have chaff.
Bruh you need chaff for those and even like this it wasn’t easy. Flares don’t do anything.
Also I’m pretty new to jets, only 3 weeks in and stuck with the J35XS until then.
All tips are welcome, thanks.
You only said “all aspect missile” so you’re forcing me to guess whether you mean radar missiles or all aspect IR missiles. That is why I said you get flares stock (for the IR missiles).
my first tip is to not make uneducated guesses at how mechanics work, see:
If you fly in multipathing range (below 60m altitute) it becomes significantly easier to break lock from radar missiles, notching can be used as an alternative, but is best coupled with a chaff drop
Lol lmao even. AIM-9Js are stupidly easily to flare and have a pathetically low burn time. I’d rather take AIM-9Ds and Gs over them any day of the week. Once you’re out of RB 71s you’re stuck with an aircraft having missiles that can be decoyed without virtually no difficulty, has subpar flight performance and cannons that are unpredictable except at near point blank range. Also the Viggen C was at 11.3 for years until the new update. If getting back there involves getting AIM-9Ls then it’s a good move.