I want JP233 to use against them
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Has anyone had the MAW work as expected? All my attempts ended with the game crashing (no matter if it was a plane or a helicopter). Apparently the snail changes something in the MAW code, and when the game tries to access the old code, the game crashes.
Difference being with the ASMs is we dont know the extent of ground strike capabilities
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They’re really sprucing up the cockpit RWR’s this update, nice.
by the time modern AESAs are in game, they may decide to rework ARHs seekers to be more notch resistant who knows
As theres no data on ARH seekers - they can do everything
But the modern AESA is already in game Looks at ASRAD-R
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slightly worse GR4?
it’s a Marginally better ASSTA-1
it adds 1 new weapon and at best a new sidewinder
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I’m not going to argue with you.
In the game, Gr.4 will differ from ASSTA 3.1 only by Brimstones.
Which is a massive difference.
I’m really looking forward to seeing the distinctive, lively PPI scope of this AESA in the game, but is it possible that Gaijin plans to implement it with functional limitations, similar to the Brimstone?
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Yes? Then why is the whole forum in tears about the uselessness of Brimstones?
LJDAM on ASSTA 3.1 will be enough for me, the crybaby Brits can continue whining.
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AESA is already in game, and it is made as PESA. That is, a single beam only is scanning.
But that’s in the context of ground vehicles, right? The balance adjustments are different from those for aircraft, aren’t they? So, is there really no chance that AESA implementation on aircraft could be set up to generate multiple beams properly?
i prefer not to think about it X)
How I find it amusing that the British mains are worried that ASSTA 3.1 is worse than Gr.4, well, everyone needs to write about this)
As if anyone cares about their opinion.
only by Brimstone, ePaveway, PGMs, 9M (germans only had 9Li), gen 3 Litening, build in IRST, HMD, Terma MAW, and upgraded engines
so basically it doesn’t compare at all
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I’m glad it matters to you, my British friend.
Unfortunately for you, I don’t care at all about your words.