The IRIS-T features that matter are not the seeker shutoff or the FoV reduction, it uses neither. Instead it uses an imaging system that can determine ejected countermeasures are too small to be the real target, and in the case of obscuration due to mass dumping of flares it can predict target traveling path and ignore the countermeasures or obscuration and lead into targets last known path for re-acquisition. The computers and tracking systems in such missiles are much harder to fool, but not impossible if you can blind it and change direction quickly enough that it cannot re-acquire you.
How they implemented it into the game I suspect is probably far from the real world method of execution.
Iirc part of why US thought the MiG-25 was a manueverable air superiority fighter is because it appeared similar to the stuff they drew up for the F-15 program early on
77m on su-35, at least now we can get an aim120d3/aim 260 equivalent on the su35 while still getting r37m. think image is from @I_Phobos_I. not entirely sure if 35 can get it on double pylons
if they give f-15ex 120 d/d3, i expect them to add 77m to 35. if they keep f-15e/ex/ advanced c variants to c7, and not c8/120d, then i don’t see them adding 77m to su35
