SK-105A3 for France or else bad things happen.
The Tornado F.3 and Spey Phantoms are perfectly playable
But every nation should at minimum be playable. Britain is in a pretty dire state in both ground and air at the moment
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I played the Tornado and the big maps pretty much killed it
Youre a brit. Go build one yourself.
Not Vs 12.3s
Erm… About Spey Phantoms
I think their time has passed kind of
Back when MiG-23MLD was the best jet, maybe then they were ok
But nowadays, with true all aspect radars and more potent missiles, Spey Phantoms just don’t cut it anymore
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Coughs in EAP
Did you build that yourself?
Yeah, to say Britain is fine with a jet they got 4 years ago kinda shows how bad the British tree is looking at the moment
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They still are playable and you can still manage to get a decent K/D on them. Their performance not being the best in relation to 12.3 is a compression problem that won’t get solved by buffing them or adding a higher BR british jet
It’s all part of the boring stuff for me that drive em crazy.
For years I’ve been reading jokes about France being the USA bis, and only playable with American vehicles. That “if you want more vehicle, you should have build more!”
Now that in modern times, France can rise to the meta on its own, with its own technology, and surpass many others, all of a sudden the copy-paste goes all over the place, and countries that haven’t achieved as much technologically find themselves at the same level (if not better) thanks to the same copy-paste.
I just hope that those who laughed back then are laughing now that they’re only meta thanks to US (F-16s) or Russian (Mig-29G) tech.
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When was the tornado 12 in ARB
Gonna be honest the F.3 is not playable.
Compared to everything else id rather fly a stock MiG-23M
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I asked you if you built it. Youre british. Put your back intobit.
So, if it was 12.0 with the same performance it would be fine?
It’s in the god damn name
" British Aerospace EAP"
But why? US mains complained so hard when R73s were added to the Mig29SMT they had to add Aim9M. But Britain isn’t allowed even a 12.0 A2A jet of any description
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" The origins of the EAP can be found within the Agile Combat Aircraft (ACA) programme performed by British Aerospace (BAe) during the late 1970s and early 1980s"
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