They are still seriously affected by it, and it is down to sort of chance or angle whether some parts of the recognising features are still visible, they might well be lost and at which point it is down to IOG.
When fired km away the blind spot is smaller than u think.
It received LDIRCM which can now decoy everything. Even things that it should not.
We have sources from the manufacturer that show that the current implementation is wrong and things like the IRIS-T and IIR agms as well as TV AGMs should not be affected
They still should. I think u should have a look at what DIRCM looks like on thermals, literally a massive white spot. This could potentially block off all the IIR signatures which are used for tracking, thus track is lost. Sometimes they can even break IIR seekers, certain parts may even be burnt.
Anything along side similar alt is within field of view, anything above is obviously a different story, likely it is against MANPADS mostly.
Which is impossible. It’s like saying ‘hey I can stare into a flashbang and not get blinded’. Sure u can still partially track, but afterall it is down to chance whether anything is visible by the seeker than keeps track. And like IRCCM vs flares, it’s not 100%, in fact far from that.
IF they are COMPLETELY covered,yes. But that’s the problem because doing is is very hard and probably down to pure chance.
But let’s see what adjustments they make and what actually makes it to the live server.
Bug reports have been created and partially accepted, now we can only sit back and wait to see what the developers do with them.