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Edit: please see for suggestion (not present at time of original post): Ka-52M - The Super Alligator
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Edit: please see for suggestion (not present at time of original post): Ka-52M - The Super Alligator
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i love everyone insta clicking no cuz its russian xD
To be honest its not even a huge upgrade. But the LMUR is the only fire and forget missile for Russian helicopters
I voted “no” first and foremost because it’s a helicopter xD
The fact that it’s ALSO Russian is just an extra lmao
We really don’t need more of this in the game, ground Top Tier is already enough of a wreck with all the KA-50s, KA-52s, MI-28NMs, SU-39s, SU-25SM3s and alikes.
I think it would only be ok to enter game if the AH-64E was added as well.
not because it’s russian but because the current 52 and 28 are cancerous enough.
If Apaches cant get their F&F missiles. Then Ka-52 shouldn’t either, especially as they have the superior AGM at the moment
like any fire and forget helis and they can be even more canerous in sim than any ka-52/50 mi28 in game lmao
If Israeli AH-60 can get 16 spikes then I think its fair now
even if the added the AH64E it would not have fire and forget missiles until maybe a year after its the last man standing so there would be no need to add it.
Babe, new plane just dropped!
What F&F?
Fire and forget
No as in what F&F missiles are Apaches missing?
I did not even know the Apaches could equip F&F missiles
Longbow Hellfires. (AGM-114L)
British ones could also get Brimstones
Thanks nice to know.
I don’t see a huge issue with this one coming, I would like to see the prototype Ka-52s added.
For of the Ka-52M I do believe other nations should get their up to date variations of the AH-64 like the E model with brimstones and perhaps mavericks, if it were to get the Longbow Hellfires then add the Hermes-A to the Ka-52M.
In addition to LMUR, it can also carry Whirlwind-1 and URVV willow, ATGM Hermes and strange NAR blocks

This one, and the precursor KA-52, the first model variant, should be added, and folders with the KA-52.