thing is theres been proof time and time again that it can track tanks. Someone in Gaijins dev team is purposefully denying it
We could get the official documentation for it however 1. It’s currently classified 2. It wont be unclassified till 2050 (so 25 more years wait :()
I sent a link + even translated the japanese text. where the type 99 effectively has a automated range finder etc based off a radio data link
3 seconds, and ngl its not that bad, at the range its seeker can pick up most targets from it only has around a 140 meter radius to pick up targets given its rangebands and FoV. Usable enough to avoid teamkills on most maps.
Ah, the good old “This Alpha Jet has the same name as the other so it must be identical!” treatment, where the Thai had an upgraded engine but the same thrust?
I hope Gaijin don’t just reskin/rename the GBU-8 and throw it onto the T-2.
Personally I’d want the GCS-1 to be as accurate as possible, Since it’s really interesting and a nice new thing for japan. It’s own niche you could say, Rather than mostly copy paste
However, we are no stranger to gaijin cutting corners, which is why I suggested it could operate like the GBU-8 if they REALLY wanted to cut corners
No its actually not, ive tested it literally yesterday and:
1: it could properly be launched without a lock
2: it doesnt like to track targets at all, being effectively broken.
How can you test a bomb thats in the live server files, but not fitted on anything?
also What are you referring to on this?
not implemented yet </3
damn you gaijin
Doesnt the F-1 have a better thrust rate with n without AB?
Community Bug Reporting System Referring to this
Same way the other person did, i copied its stats onto a user model for testing in custom missions.
interesting
Static thrust is not installed thrust, as Mod said.
I guess with some sprucing up/finally putting some more work into it to make it operate correctly
Whats the difference (´ー｀)
iirc Static Thrust is the engine by itself, Installed Thrust includes the airframe and the actual jet itself
Ooooo, thanks for explaining
Static thrust: the laboratory test thrust, carried out without the engine being installed in an airframe.
Installed thrust: actual thrust when installed in an airframe, i.e. engine now affected by things like channel loss.
Thanks for explaining :D, I was gunna ask what they meant but they closed the post in haste
Wasn’t it 1 second to stabilize, then 3 more seconds to activate the seeker? Or does seeker activation start immediately when dropped?