give the typhoon ASRAAMS you say?
Also wonde if that dual-pylon aim120 for the typhoon was for the AESA Typhoon
yeah even with the extra missiles I would personally still take the F15E over the C GE. The extra engine thurst makes a huge difference.
the F15EX would have probably been a better addition looking at the state of top tier ARB
yeah, I posted something in the f15c GE forum, It makes me excited not to play it but to know the F15EX will come with all these features and more on the f15E airframe and engines.
I hope not, the AESA EFT is only deemed somewhat balanced now because the Rafale exists. It shouldn’t be getting any more buffs than necessary, aka only the better radar.
didnt the rafale legit just get a new pod from that leak
I do want to say this 2 extra AMRAAM’s ain’t gonna make it broken what’s holding it in a some what balanced state is the abysmal performance of the AMRAAM’s
It could be sitting there for a newer rafale down the road, also a reminder that the AIM-120C and R-77-1 was sitting in the files for like a year or more before getting added into the game (in regards to talks about the PL-15).
If the typhoon gets ASRAAMS the rafale can get MICA IR
would be funny
ah hell nah
genuinelly would be the funniest thing that gaijin could add
A man of taste. We must hope the F/A-18F comes as an aussie hornet later next year. Probably in the UK tree but a squad vehicle for the US works too.
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adding those missiles would mean that IR (IIR) meta is in full effect. To keep ARH a viable option would mean removing multi-pathing completely for top tier missiles.
Way too early.
my fella it was way to early for AESA jets and they’re defo gonna add the next gen jets probs half way into 2026
@Smin1080p_WT More Air Sim updates please. Don’t leave us behind. The sim community has been patient for over 3 - 4 years waiting for fixes and re-works. More maps, fixing bugged lobbies, fixing buggy objectives.
Yep Summer 2026 gen 5 jets. Gonna be a sth i tell you. Not the jets themself but new missiles and potentially new mechanics associated with them