If that is not a feature of the real-life F-16C, then that’d be incorrect to have.
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There are a number of Japanese vehicles in the Chinese tree already. I think it would only be fair for the opposite to happen.
Not like it truly matters, they’d never do it because Gaijin, of course, is trying to avoid mass DDoS attacks.
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It is, tho. In ACM, apart from the box, the 10x60, and bore lock, it could slave the radar
NVM, it seems that you can slave the scan zone in ACM, but not with HMD
Definitely not needed, ROC is fine where it is.
Of course, loot captured in direct engagements and acquired after surrender are exceptions, and we have many other cases as well (Germany, France and the USSR for example). This is very different from trade and testing, and I don’t think Japan could have the same treatment as Sweden gets for T80U and AH64a, especially considering the large number of Chinese players in the game
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Yes it is, its the way it also worked in the F-4’s equipt with VTAS I & II. depending on switchology the Seeker / Antenna is slewed based on Helmet LoS.
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While that is true, people insist for whatever reason that Japan must have a sub-tree, and Thailand is one of the better candidates for that. So if Thailand were to be chosen for that then the VT-4 being placed in the Japanese tree is something that the Chinese will have to cope and seethe about. Of course there’s also South Korea for obvious reasons, but for the same reasons that runs into the same problem. Indonesia and the Philippines would cause much less of an issue, but what would be the point of adding them?
No matter what they choose, one sect of the Asian player base will be upset.
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it seems nobody in Asia likes the Japanese?
so they get only one smol boat
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This is why I mentioned only carefully selecting vehicles across ASEAN to fill holes, not putting an entire line just because GJ wants a new line.
JHMCS can slave F-16 radar
Spoiler
You of all people should be aware that both nations have, and are still working on compensating for those wrongdoings. Still not enough to some, but it’s getting there.
There is a more pressing -and current- issue at hand nowadays anyways that concerns the modern-day ASEAN people.
I don’t want to dwell on such a topic, but modern-day collaborators are aplenty.
Getting back on track, a simple solution would be to plug the holes in the Japanese tech-tree with ASEAN vehicles, but avoid Chinese ones altogether.
russian MBTs are reliant on hull armor given their lack of versatility (i,e. significantly worse mobility, cramped interiors, dangerous ammo and fuel placement, and limited gun arc).
With one penetrating hit, even a poorly aimed one, a russian tank dies (except with the BS bias buff that negates spalling at times)
while when you shoot a NATO MBT with poor aim, the chances are high that it will duck back into cover or return fire killing you.
We don’t want point and click gameplay. Encourage careful gameplay through aiming.
Fuel tanks reduce spalling, which is on all ground vehicles.
Armor behind fuel tanks spall, such as on T-34 & Abrams.
except that T-72s and T-80s often die to fuel explosions
F-16 should be able to slave its radar by using HMD.
You know, this is why proof-reading is important, cause reflexes can betray the mind.
İf this is the case you should read more then.
Since your reflexes betrayed you countless time in many discussion buddy.
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the problem with proof reading when you’re discussing mostly Military restricted topics is that there is usually little Legal reliable information available
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The implementation on the Dev server is technically backwards of what it should be (without further evidence), where it can only slave the radar, which then cues SEAM and seeker slaving and subsequent target lock-on.
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He said “Guessing R-27ER’s” are getting removed…", I think that’s just his guess.