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because its a different model of the Netz that had increased CM’s
I don’t know yet. Could be one or the other.
Because that’s what Netz should have had originally, it was bug reported numerous times as model inaccuracy, and now it seems rather than changing our current Netz, they’ve decided to sell the fix for $80.
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P2W bs is the reason pretty much, we haven’t had a response from gaijin about it yet but I want a second tt netz that’s identical to the premium or replacing of the already innacurate tt Netz with a new one based in the prem
300 British vehicles
Wow
the one In game rn had more countermeasures in real life
wow talk about a scam
Yeah that’s what i mean, more stuff to put on the sides
only the later block of Netz did. The one ingame RN is an earlier block which didnt
You can select what vehicle images you want which is nice, but the rest is Meh
Additional armor one should get a RCWS
It felt okay accelerating up to mach 1, but at 7k altitude it took forever to accelerate from M1.0 to M1.38 (where it pretty much capped out).
In a lot of my other top tier aircraft I would have gotten to M1.38 earlier and likely would have exceeded it at 7k.
That’s the Aces of Spades Menu
and Achevement Hunter, again you can choose what achievement images are shown
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False, the one we have is Block 10, the premium is a Block 5 with an MLU (That didn’t exist) , anyway every IAF netz had 180 cm, plus the worst thing is the difference between liveries, the first actually well rendered israeli livery is a premium
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The premium is listed as a Block 10 in game
Strange, since it has a different tail section from what I’ve heard
Yeah, the elevator is different, no idea if it’s a typo or if there were actual airframe differences, I though the bigger elevator was a Block 15 change tbh
Israeli Block 10s ended up going through an upgrade program around 1990, which replaced the smaller stabilators with the larger ones from the Block 15 (for both balance and aerodynamic reasons), possibly added two new stores stations on either side of the intake, added the additional CMs dispensers, and possibly updated the avionics.
This upgrade was pushed to nearly the entire fleet of F-16As, aside from the ones from I believe Peace Marble IV (which almost all retained their original two-tone grey scheme, and were referred to as “Netz II”)
https://www.f-16.net/f-16_users_article7.html
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What number is it? I want to research this airframe specifically