Win rate has nothing to do with the capabilities of the vehicle.
Adjust your playstyle.
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yea ur notching is crazy how do u even notch like that
just turn and pop chaff😭
Watch this video, and you willl be able to notch like me.
Goated cc btw, it’s how I learned how to chaff rally good (also migan fox 3 on YouTube is a good match as well for this stuff but in a more competitive, tournament setting)
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isn’t this the video where MiGan notches perfectly a MICA-EM at 3km in a custom match?
thanks
Yup
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This is why you have to shoot back at them, even if they can launch missiles at you while defending, if they have a missile coming at them, they won’t be able to go full after you. Btw you can use IRST lock to fire missiles near the notch (180° azimuth) by just locking with HMS IR and then swapping to TRK MEM PD to fire the missile.
I didn’t think I had to specify RWR warning for a missile launch, you ain’t notching just because someone’s detecting you in your RWR.
While in a match, select the MICA and look ateither the short horizontal line on the right of the radar that’s the highest or in the internal targeting pod the value in metres stated at the bottom, those 2 indicate the max. range the target can be hit at, the higher and faster you go, the larger this value will be, and the higher and faster the target is going, the larger the value becomes as well (assuming it’s going straight at you). The maximum range value on the statcards are pretty much useless, that’s just a number, that number is actually the maximum distance the missile can kinetically do. If you fire a MICA in rear aspect at a target 15 km away, it’s almost certainly never going to hit because the missile will make the 50 km while losing speed past ~7 km (more or less the distance it travels with the booster) before your target flying away from the missile gets hit by the missile itself.
It’s abstract, but you must know that the speed and max. range values on the statcards are pretty much useless, as they don’t mean “if the missile is fired from this range, it’s hitting its target”, it just means “this missile can travel this range”.
if you’re a newbie and don’t understand much said in that video, check the description for his earlier video where he does practical application in matches and such. that video from earlier is moreso a technical deep dive.
or watch this great video from migon fox 3 about close range notching
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Thanks for the clips and vids you sent, you’ve actually been a huge help, my notching has gotten way better and the mirage feels a lot better to use. 😄
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because finally somehow balanced it germany and others get ef with a normal radar…
glad to hear. I was just like you like a year ago as well.
imo, basically every plane actually becomes viable once you learn how to notch and you can do well in almost anything.
After that, it’s just perfecting that craft and slowly realizing what planes hold small advantages that enable them to be better objectively.
But in regular air rb? almost any plane can do well
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- meant to say rafale
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Is that why, when the terminator was added, Russia immediately had the highest win rates at its BR?
Its almost as if the capabilities of a vehicle can be directly linked to the win rate if it ends up making it the single best vehicle within that BR range
In air maybe, I can’t argue against this too much, but hard disagree when it comes to ground.
Although I might be biased since multi nation players usually beat nation mains in general in terms of skill on the ground.
I also agree, Rafale is MASSIVELY underperforming
Literally the best in the BR. Pulling 15G like it’s nothing, easily notching every missile. You even have a very powerful Mica.
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