Sure, you can take 4 Sidewinders and 2 AMRAAMs on the Sea Harrier, but why the hell would you?
In Front and Side Aspect the 9Ms are just as unreliable as the Python 3 and most of the time you will have more success launching an AMRAAM in close range anyways.
Either way, not a single one of the planes mentioned so far should be moving down. The Kfir deserves its placement at 13.0 and just like plenty of other cases, decompression is the answer, not recompression.
There is a difference between launching a missile from sub sonic or super sonic speeds. There also is the factor that you are gonna get way fewer good launch conditions in a Harrier than in any other 9M platform (except for the A-10C, but that’s another thing)
I’m saying that based on the fact that you are spending the majority of the match getting to the front when flying a sub sonic in top tier.
You don’t get the luxury of launching 9Ms at unsuspecting targets when the battle is already decided by the time you get into range to use them.
IMO soviet stuff with western tech should be more reserved for EE or visegrad, where it would be the major selling point. Moderna, wilk, twardy, as well as BVP etc. There are even Ukranian osa with R-73s which would be interestings.
That is an issue of the matchmaker not the specific BR of the aircraft, giving it P4s would only raise its BR, putting it much more consistently against Eurofighters and better, even when the BRs do change that won’t. Whereas at its current BR once they do some decompression you won’t ever see a Eurofighter again with the C.10
I don’t get why the Tor and Pantsir got this functionality to begin with.
Does Gaijin think this functionality would be too strong on other vehicles or that the Pantsir and Tor would be too weak without ACLOS?
I mean, I am sure the Starstreak would be extremely unreliable if it had to be guided almost completely manually like in-game, but it seems that we don’t deserve guiding assistance in-game