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Can the developers comment on why the game completely ignored the existence of HE for british 381 mm?
With the introduction of Britain’s last battleship (on which I note they were used
Spoiler
) we got a situation where not a single 381mm operator unit from the earliest to the latest was unworthy of this type of projectile.
It’s because the ground launched version is being stationary-launched. The air launched version can be launched from an aircraft going at supersonic speeds. Higher launch speed gives you a higher top speed, as well as more range.
This is also why the AIM-120C-5 has a 120km range when air launched, but only a 25km range when ground launched.
Ans somehow the iris-t slm rated for 40km range getsbthe same speed as the ground launched amraam thats stated for 25km.
If you think amraams got it bad, tjink again
Still waiting on the AN/MPQ-64 fixes to be applied, they did add target identification, but only the bog standard “Is it a single or twin engine jet” mode that, for some reason, only NATO gets. This is a modern radar used for CIWS work in some cases, it has to be able to identify even mortar rounds by size and type, there is no reason why it should be unable to properly identify known aircraft by their type.
Then again the AN/APG-86(V)7 is still fully missing the feature so I guess I should be happy this thing was given the ability to at least know what a plane is.
Oh yeah, and the premium US F/A-18C is still a direct downgrade to the Swiss premium one at the same exact BR. Its very disappointing that people don’t see this as a massive issue as gaijin is currently flat out selling a copy paste premium that is just better than another premium shortly after the previous one ran it’s initial sales course. This should not be happening.
The dependence of the maximum speed on the initial (starting) speed is very low. If launched vertically upwards from a ground start, there can’t be a twofold difference.
That’s because SLM’s motor burns for 15 seconds total, AIM-120C’s burns for 7. SLM’s motor is also more powerful. SLM accelerates faster and stays at its top speed for longer, so it has more range than AIM-120C.
I’m not saying AIM-120C is bad, I’m saying SLM was actually designed for ground launch and AIM-120C was not.
Like I said to the other guy, the AIM-120C’s motor burns for 7 seconds, whereas SLM’s motor burns for 15 seconds. SLM’s motor is also more powerful. SLM was purpose-designed for stationary vertical launch, AIM-120C was not.
So with the introduction of the F-2 fighter and its anti-ship missiles, is there any particular reason why the US hasn’t received the AGM-84s? Just out of curiosity. If there are other nations with anti-ship missiles that have not yet been included (I personally dont know what other nations have), is there a dev reason why we haven’t seen them?
From an Air SB perspective, they would be nice to have for Denmark.
Ru is missing it’s anti ship missiles too
Kh-35 (under Su-30SM, Su-34 ans Ka-52 if they add the Ka-52K)
Kh-31A (under Su-30SM, Su-39, Su-34, and iirc 29SMT)
i’m probably forgeting one