This would be the most accurate. But gaijin does whatever they want with it so we’ll see.
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From the F-16 probably
1 of them stops alerting after the missile motor burns out, the other provides continuous alert until the missile is defeated, i think thats a good advantage.
Good advantage that wont be modelled in game
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So most likely 8 missiles with room for fuel tanks
All MAWS in game are modeled as UV in game
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Oh its not modelled…
Perfect…
Looks like now is the time :)
But the entire line of aircraft for the F16 is a single-engine aircraft. Is it a little strange if an airplane with two engines appears
If the j-10B carries the same 6 pl-12 missiles as the j-10a, then it looks very weak, in front of the Ef-2000 and Rafale. I really hope that there are at least 8 + 2 pl-5ell
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the line isn’t based off the number of engines
I know about this graphics but I also know that technically possible = can be added to WT. And they will more than likely add HMD and missile pylons from F.4+ variants so expecting centerline MICA mounts isnt really a stretch.
Rafale will have 6 MICAs, Eurofighter will have 6 AMRAAM and 2 aim-9m so its not that far off.
Maybe later down the line but that comes with different variants of these jets rather than the earlier ones.
Which in turn would add the J10C which might get more missiles.
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6?
Yes the early rafales have 6 mica i believe. Or 4 mica and 2 magic 2
Well but that’s a technology demonstrator, so it would actually be a stretch, is like giving Typhoon EAP loadouts.
I mean if they accept the double pylon for asraam/irst and the ability to carry amraams on the inner wing pylon i would say it is not an stretch.
Typhoon =/= EAP
Well, then it’s still okay. In terms of the number of missiles, the j-10b will be similar to the EF-2000. It’s just a pity that the EF-2000 has strong aim 120, and the j-10b have weak pl-12
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You mean twin EFT pylons?
Equally on that note Rafale A =/= any production Rafale.
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