The Self Propelled Anti-Aircraft systems intended for release in the next patch of War Thunder are likely underperforming.
There are still many unrealistic expectations held by many players of War Thunder about just how those Anti-Aircraft systems will perform in game.
I expect that Gaijin Entertainment will improve the realism of those Anti-Aircraft systems, by the time the next major update for War Thunder has been available to the public for 1 month.
计算机翻译，便于理解。
打算在《战争雷霆》下一个补丁中发布的自推进防空系统很可能表现不佳。
许多《战争雷霆》玩家对这些防空系统在游戏中的表现仍抱有许多不切实际的期望。
我希望在《战争雷霆》的下一次重大更新向公众开放 1 个月后，Gaijin Entertainment 将提高这些防空系统的逼真度。
Hello again @Smin1080p_WT, just wanted to make sure that this message wasn’t lost in the sea of other messages. A nudge would be much appreciated as the conversation is locked and it’s not possible to add additional information currently, but I can tell you right now from checking it again that the bug is the exact same as it has been for years.
Yeah the state of the new SAMs is incredibly disappointing, easily the biggest let down of this update and if the rumors are true than they wont be fixed until SEAD gets added so i guess we will have to wait until December to see any real changes because i dont see SEAD coming before than.
Thsts where ur wrong lol.
Smaller projectiles are affected more by drag because they have less inertia.
The sustainer, (i admit im not sure which part of the missile it is in) does not sustain a high speed for long but rather a high speed up to around 10km which is the stated irl maximum engagement height of the pantsir’s 20km ranged missiles.
10km altitude means it maintains an interception worthy energy state up to that point.
It stands to reason that after 10km either vertically or horizontally, the sustainer will have died out a while ago or the remaining projectile will be flying only on inertia and momentum.
