Correct, when targets are close where the missile was forced to use thrust-vectoring in vertical launch platforms, it would consistently spin out.
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Good sir, could you please tell me what the difference is between a suspended aircraft in mid-air that has zero moving speed like in the video and a ground launched platform?
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That would severely screw over its close range capabilities, can’t say it’s not Gaijin’s typical solutions though.
Hmm might I have something to do with the fact that the MICA isn’t designed to be launched from a standstill vertical position in that configuration
They obviously are different, however, he tried to recreate it as much as possible. It’s obvious that he asks that, as they behave in a weirdly manner in air battles.
The MICA is designed to be used this way.
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He’s waisting his time and the mods time by @ them.
There’s such a thing as MICA VL in real life. I still fail to see how thrust vectoring isn’t thrust vectoring. Are you implying IRIS-T would get a completely different thrust vectoring configuration? Not sure what you’re saying.
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Yes in that configuration.
not strapped to a rafale, and a ground launched one 100% has different programming
all tvc missile shares similar flight control codes, what they said is a problem since sraam added to game, and R-73/MICA also has the problem, when fired in low speed and large off axis angle, the flight control may go mad
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MICA VL, = vertical launch made for it
MICA AA air to air not made for VL
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Except it doesn’t……
Straight from MBDA, they said they are the exact same missiles. Nothing different in terms of guidance, seeker, or whatever else you’re speculating.
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Well, no. The missile is identical. MICA VL is the name of the launcher.
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On the outside yeah
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I shall be taking that.
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Did you read the part which says “based on the proven mica A2A” So it’s literally not the same
How can it get worse? The abomination of my eyes.
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