Probably the ugliest aircraft ever made.
You obviously aren’t like me if you cant recognise humour. I found a harmless loophole in your statement, drop the hurt act and smile.
There really isnt any humor in “uH aCtUaLlY tHiS tEcH dEmO iS nEiThEr a fiGhTeR nOr bOmBeR”
Not if approached with a sad attitude. I proved your statement wrong. Instead of merely acknowledging the unimportant loophole you chise to get snide and defensive. Just chill our.
F-15E has a glide bomb, it’s the Su-34 with the cruise missile.
Drones are already here for spotting, and manned stealth is just weeks away. I wonder if Gaijin will ever combined the two…
Lockheed YO-3 Quiet Star, a different kind of undetectable.
Real
Su-34 has a GPS guided PGM. It’s not useful in ground battles.
Hopefully, but it seems to be either not working rn or just not good anyway. On the dev stream F-117 was getting locked from 5km by an AIM-9L in the headon… for any non afterburning plane that’s appalling.
True, but here’s hoping it’s a major WIP code that be transferred to other things.
IR overhaul would be in my top 3 air improvements alongside overhauled aircraft damage models and overhauls PvE gameplay for air modes
They are very useful in Air Sim Battles.
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I suspect (hope) its currently cut and paste IR signatures based on similar powered vehicles. The Wobblin Goblin is well known for having a ‘cold’ exhaust. Maybe the best missile to tacke them in game could actually be something like a Maverick as its way too low for advanced AIMs, or any SAM with SACLOS guidance and a good zoom.
Well Played lol
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HMM
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SALTS
“This is a sentence”
i just want something at top tier that isnt a worse /average vehicle thats a bit unique. is that to hard to ask? even the minor nations have stuff thats unique to them thats is META but why not germany?
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Sweden would dominate in the recce area, almost every plane since the 60’s has recon pods.
The F-117 doesn’t have GBU-27s in the dev server. But the devblog said…
Will it be getting them at some point, then?
Denys Overholser (a Lockheed Engineer) adopted Petr Ufimtsev‘s (a Soviet Scientist) mathematical model for a program so they could predict the radar returns in the 70s. It was figured out, just not put into practice.
