Better play a couple games before your forum posting privileges are suspended
Case by case. Where its possible for more we will definitely consider them and take note of any suggestions.
We are mostly filling the most popular spots for players where the demand is there for ones that create a really solid and practical line-up.
Isn’t every update stream a Q&A? Just the questions are less filtered
(Assuming he shows up to every update stream, I don’t watch ru streams unfortunately)
No plans currently I believe as BVV has been doing more frequent forum updates directly to answer players. For example: About Nuclear Escalation and the Bomber Damage Model by BVV_d
I can’t tell if those actually are functional missiles
There’s 2 things that are true in life, the grind is life, and BVVD is here at most dev streams
he answered more questions !
Mr BVVD answered questions and talked about the future and updates it’s really good video for (2026) updates.
Thank you
Why didn’t you just post this video right away?

I wonder what is on this Tornado Gr1 in gulf war then before the Gr4 was in service
It couldn’t totally be ALARM that was put into service in the gulf
UK dresses missiles up in weird colours when testing missiles, im guessing its to record speeds visually

This is the Brimstone test on the EF
The video that SuTa posted was enough, thank you as well tho
Yeah, the colouring tends to indicate that the weapon is for training or testing purposes and their warheads may or may not be inert
Either way, looking at the bug reports, Gaijin doesn’t want the GR.1 to have ALARMs
I would imagine it’s the same reason the US paints a bunch of white dots all over stuff they are testing
I imagine that this could also serve as reference points.
Guys anything about your dating life’s/ private life this isn’t the place for any such topics.
Yes that is exactly what they are. They are designed to be spots of very high contrast which are easy for camera systems to track. Using those dots, they can also determine stuff like speed, direction, acceleration, rotation, distance, range, airframe flexing, etc. since they are known fixed points with known fixed distances between them. This allows them to ensure things are performing as expected and don’t negatively affect the airframe, and in the case of missile testing, it allows them to make sure it has enough margin to clear the aircraft.
Tbh as someone who only plays air, ground really doesn’t seem to be in a good state from what I’ve been reading


