gaijin wants to let the EX shine for a month, remember that the ER is still on the list of missiles slated for a rework
its barely heavy tho i dont think u will notice it.
200 kilograms, that could literally be the difference in fuel between one aircraft and another, the reduction in drag outweighs the increase in weight
the last time i checked (when su-30sm2 was first introduced on dev server to be fair) it out accelerated the su-35 numbers from 600-1200 km/h from the su-35 brochure . So, unless they changed it since then, I doubt it’s gonna be better
nowadays, almost every toptier has some element of exaggeration, its no longer just laziness, its become a game feature lol
If that’s an 9M38M1 it’s a hella bad modeling .
it’s questionable
but, even taking Your numbers, su-35 will lack “canards debuff”
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f16 in a few months

They are likely saving Su-35 for posterchild of next gen AAMs
This missile is a 9M38M1 SAM fired from BUK M1 and naval platforms

ig dec update is about next gen fox3s + infantry ?
They need to do more setup for gen 5 so I think modern IR missiles, improved but early BVRAAMs (R-37M), team datalink/awacs and other related enhancements to flesh out aerial combat before the delivery of 5th gen fighters
Which is why i said this :
Fixed fins look a lot shorter in length and taller in height on the trailer compared to the real missile.
so you think
less cms and heavier
in exchange for a maw
I would say the Meta is payload how many missiles you have and Radar.
Gaijin generously gives air spawns now so Typhoons blistering climb rate is not the advantage it was with Su-30 and F-15s only being marginally slower at weapons release.
well, it’s my presonal opinion, but EF2k feels way more comfortable to play comparing to sm2
acceleration matters :)
not for me, I hate the delta bleed at high altitude
Always keep in mind there is no hard evidence that photo has anything to do with the Indian acquisition programme. Or that is anything more than a random word document someone typed up, printed off, and photographed in their bedroom.