Looks mean nothing, it is a successor to the Su-27, just as the F-15 is a successor to the F-14.
So the su27 is also technically a su17?
Its a successor yes but a totally different aircraft
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Dammmm he think F-15 are same as F-14 By run number 14 15 oh godddddddd!!! That guy are sickkkk.
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That’s not the issue, the issue is that the KH38MT is thermal, the KH38 family was never equipped with thermal seeker heads, either way, off topic.
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Exactly. That’s why you’re asking for the F-14D in the tech tree, just as I’m asking for the Su-30M/M2 in the tech tree.
Now u get it. Same story
To be fair if the us used the French naming system everything would be labeled tomcat
Swing wing tomcat 1
Solid wing tomcat 2
Single engine tomcat 3
Low speed cas naval tomcat 4
Low speed cas naval tomcat 4 2000
Tomcat 5 for the f15e becouse why not
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This is coming from someone who thinks the Yak is fake plane. Hahaha.
I dont mind it as a premium I just wish it had more accurate weapons, and probably a higher BR because its a better B at the same BR its lowkey pay to win
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Then we need to call F-14Tomcruise to make different 👍
Hey smart guy I didn’t tell you YAK are fake, I tell it’s armament like R-73 R27ER that it naver use. Oh boy your understanding are negative. I think I said it clearly.
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The Yak-141 was never weaponized. It also never carried an IRST, the IRST was added because gaijin said it “could” have be mounted in the future.
The one we have in game is a tissue plane that doesn’t exist
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Cool story Bob
History*
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Been watching this as my entertainment while I side-climb, but just gonna throw it out there that asking for a TT Su-30M variant, an aircraft built primarily for export which would be underpowered comparatively to what’s already in the TT, is not the same as asking for a TT F-14D, an aircraft modernized for domestic use as the pinnacle of a long-service fighter’s evolution.
Plus, to my knowledge, there isn’t a massive section of the community that’s been patiently waiting for a TT Su-30M with bated breath for years. It’s just not the same argument.
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Cobra73 is bringing more attention to the problem so this is a good thing. He’s the most active in this and the poll
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Okey, thank you so much
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By the way Gaijin, Aim-54c+ were perfectly created for F-14D Super Tomcat.
Sources about AIM-54C+ :
Backgrounder - AIM-54 Phoenix Missile | NAVAIR https://share.google/I9TlLLJwVYYMFIoS7
Navy Training System Plan Navy Training System Plan
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Most of cobra’s posts have nothing to do with the F-14D. I’m confused as to why this is being allowed.
As for the F-14D, I don’t care if it’s BR gets changed. I just want it to be accurate.
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Yak 141 DID exist, it’s never had weapons though
According to your sources, the AIM-54C+ is an experimental missile that was not full deployed on the F-14D.
And production concluded with version 54C.
@Smin1080p_WT Could you check the source and send it to the developers for review?
1990
August 14 – AIM-54C+ High Power Phoenix first flight test of fully upgraded missile scored a direct hit on a QF-4 drone, demonstrating unprecedented multi-shot launch and leave capabilities.AIM-54C ECCM/Sealed testing started in 1990 and some missiles were retrofitted with modification kits as the AIM-54C Plus upgrade.
1991
Production funding was deleted from the FY1991 budget request.1992
A planned replacement for the Phoenix, the Advanced Air-to-Air Missile (AAAM) was cancelled in early 1992.
September – The last production missile serial number 90420 was bought by the Navy and sent to NAWCWPS Pt. Mugu as part of GLAT Lot 90-8.1993
The AIM-54C production was completed, with an estimated 2,000 missiles built.