Is this AIM-120A or B
Its the A
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wtf is NATO Grey?
that’s RAL 7001 silver grey
Supposedly the A/B models weren’t all that great in low altitude, I’m not sure it would be “OP” as people say
Since it would still have the same issues that SARH do when it comes to jets 500 feet above the ground
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so as expected it would be balanced rn
Not as OP as the r-27ER or ET
ER isn’t OP anymore, especially not with the Early pattern MiGs
The man is just a morale hoover legit, let them just go on tangent about “HR talk” lmfao
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You could still make an ER overshoot if you hug the ground long enough
But then it becomes more of an IR missile problem, which as we’ve seen from these recent patches
Will only get worse
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Impossible to tell from visuals alone, but they are almost identical in performance.
Most nations used AIM-120B exports too, so it ultimately doesn’t matter for War Thunder’s sake, but we can probably guess 120B.
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he came for trouble, failed the first time and then took another go
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Must have aim-120C on release, inshallah
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AIM-120C-7 nothing less!
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AiM-120 C4 on Release else it useless
the rest gets AiM-120A
You know at this point I’m just waiting for gaijin to add a 9X block I to the 16AJ as just a general middle finger to US mains 💀
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The greatest and most intelligent debate of all time.
It’s like watching toddlers argue tbh and it’s precisely why I avoid the machinery of war discussion like the plague because said individuals exist there and now they are leaking over into other parts of the forum.
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We bear witness to the great philosophers of WT forum posts
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I think there is a possibility that they’ll add AMRAAMs to stuff like the Todnado F3 and AV8B+ first just like they did with AiM-9L
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Nah they said they want AMRAAM/Equivalent for every nation.
Unless a bunch of minor nations had harrier 2+ or something I don’t see how they’re going to pull that off.
Wouldn’t be a bad idea to give it to them as a test run, kinda like how they intended the SU25BM to be the first live aircraft with R-73’s