“ahistorical”
oh man you know this game is neither realistic nor balanced.
I’m not judge u but Gaijin usually just nerf and leave ur buff aside.There are too many examples.
It’s too subjective, and for the French Case (at least in the air, I don’t play ground), I must say I’m having a pretty good time ever since the release of Mirage 2000, it’s one of the most competitive aircraft and also futureproof, every major update gives Mirage 2000 a fresh FM changes or QOL update for the aircraft like HMD, more countermeasure, or 4 Magic II.
Those reports are for when the time has come, to give Gaijin a choice what type of balancing they need to give. At least this makes the Mirage 2000 bug reporting pretty well documented and organized.
Extended thanks from me too. godsend while I’m flying the 2000c-S4, Will have a far better time defending myself with such a limited amount of CM now
Welp looks like this isnt happening, sad days.
Considering that the TopOwl on the Tiger does not work correctly, I’m actually not to sad about it (when you move your head around, HMD does not follow correctly and drifts)
Classic gaijin not finishing something before the update.
Is M2000-5F RWR broken? or Just me?
No warning at all when Fox3 was coming.
Did the missile come from below or above because its possible for it to be in a blind spot, here is a example of RWR blind spots;
Just roll occasionally, problem solved
That is exactly what I do haha.
And if you cant roll use your eyes, they come in handy sometimes rofl.
Thanks all. I don’t think these missiles came more than 45 degrees, and I rolled a lot. but I will test it more in Sim.
I will have to test the coverage of Mirage 2000s, since they have 5 rwr antennas, maybe there’s a gap where there shouldn’t be
I’ve always thought RWR deadzones were weird, especially with the 2K due to them being like circles, I feel like that would give them a larger FOV. Also having deadzones would be a large oversight when you think about it.
its simplified for all RWRs in game and they are all capped to -45 and +45 degrees FOV
Yeah that seems to be the default RWR zones for all aircrafts, and then reports are needed to customize for each ones.
Don’t forget there’s also another RWR antenna right under the nose covering the whole area in all directions below the aircraft. It seems the Mirage 2000 family has too little coverage area as it is right now, might be reported soon.
wasnt that ECM antenna?
Serval is a part of the electronic system to be fair. Mirage 2000 manual states the omni-directional antenna below the front of the plane is a part of Serval RWR