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Apparently the ammo belt that connects point A (Ammo rack) and Point B (autocannon) are actually 2 belts with bluetooth tech and can’t be ammo racked!
Well now f&·$% you and your blow out panels because there is a hard coded chance that they won’t work and they will kill your crew, based on loader openin the hatch! Even if you haven’t fired a round in 5 minutes!
Take it from me, you are literally arguing with people who will put their entire identity on Russian Bias. Even if you found solid proof. At the end of the day it’s a waste of time proving anything when they will find the smallest flaw and cling to it from 99% of evidence.
You are better of proving water is wet than talking to people on forums is what I’ve learned. It’s a video game at the end of the day.
Listen now, pro player! I’m talking about the characteristics of the machines, which have absolutely nothing to do with your amazing stats. I honestly don’t care how great of a player you are! If we believe your statistics, you win around 60 out of 100 games. I have entire days where the game puts me with people who never even leave the spawn zone. But apparently you either never get matches like that, or you wipe out the entire enemy team and carry every 6 out of 10 games!
Anyway, I don’t care about statistics. You might be an incredible player, but you’re not very smart. For example, in the Russian tech tree there’s a 14.7 aircraft, while in the American one there isn’t. The best fighter jets in the world are American, and that’s not some stupid statistic from a stupid person. I was still a student when the F-22 was being developed, and the Su-57 still isn’t fully in service yet — and I’m almost 40 years old. The F-22 is still the best fighter jet! Yet the Su-57 will enter the game and somehow be better than the F-22!
Have a nice life and enjoy the game! I wish you over a 90% win rate in your statistics!
And? You claimed Raptor doesn’t have HMD while in real life sensor upgrades integration already started, in fact Lockheed also integrating IRST system as well.
Lets assume that he was talking about F-22A smart guy, the thing is A version was also tested with HMD way before the official integration which according to Gaijin’s policy it is more than enough.
Also Raptor officially entered service in 2005 which in this case both of you are wrong.