that’s why it can also neutralize multiple missiles simulateneously
No but for real don’t expect the devs to understand basic physics, I lost it at the manpads thing personnally (looks the same ? Surely it must act the same then !)
Was that response the dev’s or a bug reporter’s response along the lines “there is no current information or realistic implementation for ldircm” “perhaps something could be done for the multiple blinding of seekers in a matter of seconds. Something will be done but it will take time”
I think that was a bug reporter mod, but im not sure if that was straight from the devs or not
Either way, it does show what they think. And i think they rather have LDIRCM blinding seekers so sams dont have total air space control.
Again thats not the problem i have. If Gaijin thinks that LDIRCM can affect multiple IIR missiles at the same time then so be it. My problem is that simply due to the position of the LDIRCM on the MI28NM the gamplay would need to look like this to make sense.
Fair enough, lol. Is it not like that in the game? I gotta review some gameplay. Or get it myself and test it. Thats hilarious if it is able to do that with the ldircm modules being on the bottom from your photo if referenced properly
More people playing SPAA doesn’t help the fact that CAS assets are superior to SAMs again, you can have 3 BUKs and a good CAS player will just get 9 kills
For the 64E and the Z10 yes but even then they should have blindspots, the MI28NM only has an emitter on the bottom of the fuselage. Gaijin can think whatever they want what the capabilities of LDIRCM are but right now LDIRCM straight up doesnt behave like lasers but instead like a Halo bubble shield
The in game LMUR is fictional. In game it’s basically an “anti everything missile” with a perfect tracker. IRL it’s used against soft stationary targets and a fragmentation explosive head. Not “2000 tons of TnTE that blows up everything”.
All they have to do is implemented a similar system to beam riding missiles, except, this time, it is a beam that deflects 1 missile at a time and respects the placement of the DLIRCM dazzler and coverage angles. Not this dumb jank ass hitbox that deflects everything with no cooldown.
Which would mean 1 IRIS-T for Mi-28 (since it’s placed at the bottom of the tail and cannot look forward) and 3 for the Apache or Z-10 since they have true 360° coverage with say a few blind spots.