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Type 90, Type 90B, Type 10, TKX, TKX (P), Leopard 2PL, Leopard 2A4, Leopard 2A4M, Leopard 2A5, Leopard 2A6, Leopard 2 PSO, Leopard 2A7V, Leopard 2A7HU, Leopard 2A5NL, Leopard 2A4NL, Leopard 2A6NL — the regenerative (double differential) steering mechanic has been enabled for testing. With it, the tanks lose virtually no speed when turning, but the radius of the turn increases with the speed. Make sure to leave your feedback!
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A bug that sometimes occurred when the shell hit the junction of two parallel armor parts, for example the edge of a welded-on armor plate, and caused the shell to get back to the original trajectory and ignore the second armor part after has been fixed.
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D HL-1 explosive — TNT equivalent changed to match that of A-IX-II. DHL-1 is a different designation of the same compound. (Report).
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Magach 7C, Gal Batash — the thickness of the composite side skirts has been increased from 40 mm to 90 mm. (Report, Report).
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Turan III, 44M Zrinyi I — the characteristics of the 43M PR. gránát shell have been adjusted to match the original Hl.Gr 38C shell. (Report, Report).
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44M Zrinyi I — the thickness of the lower glacis plates has been increased from 15 mm + 35 mm to 25 mm + 50 mm to to match the Zrinyi II. (Report).
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Leopard 1A5BE — the DM12 HEAT round has been replaced with the Belgian M1061. (Report). The DM512 HESH shell has been replaced with M393A2 used by the Belgian Army. (Report). The Belgian M1010 HE shell has been added. (Report).
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Pbv 301 — HE shell characteristics have been corrected. Sources: BOFORS 20mm AUTOMATIC GUN for ARMORED PERSONNEL CARRIERS 49114.
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Zerstörer 45, Kugelblitz — PzSprBrGr SAP shell has been added. (Report).
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AMX-30B2 BRENUS — machine gun ammunition count has been corrected from 2,100 to 2,200. (Report).
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Churchill VII, Churchill Crocodile — maximum gun depression angle has been increased from -12° to -12.5°. (Report).
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Churchill Crocodile — tank mass has been increased from 45.2 to 47 tons. (Report).
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M1A1 AIM, M1A1 (Britain) — the names have been corrected to M1A1 SA.
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M1A1 SA (all variants) — machine gun type has been changed from M240 to MAG 58. (Report).
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Desert Warrior — a bug that caused one of the ammunition blocks for the 25 mm cannon to not display in the X-ray view when viewing loader skills has been fixed. (Report).
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M10 GMC (all variants) — a bug that made the crew invulnerable to flamethrower and napalm fire has been fixed. (Report).
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T1E1, M6A1, M6A2E1 — the thickness of the chassis elements has been increased from 10 mm to the usual 20 mm.
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M44 (Germany, Britain) — the set of vehicle targets in the test drive has been corrected. (Report).
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BTR-3E1 — gun elevation limits have been changed from -4°/+60° to -5°/+45°. (Report).
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M60A1 Predator — the commander’s machine gun depression angles have been corrected to match the M60A1 RISE (P). (Report).
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T-64A (1971) — a bug where the turret would not jam when one of the horizontal traverse mechanism parts was damaged has been fixed. (Report).
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T-72A (all varian ts) — a bug where the turret would not jam when one of the horizontal traverse mechanism parts was damaged has been fixed. (Report).
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Hummel — armor values for several plates have been corrected: driver’s hatch from 10 mm to 20 mm, hull sides from 22 mm to 20 mm, bottom part of the track fenders from 3 mm to 5 mm, rear of the hull from 20 mm to 22 mm. Sources: DTD 3057 - Preliminary Notes on Hummel; D.T.D. No. 30 - Appendix ‘A’ to Preliminary Notes on German 15 cm s.F.H. 18m on S.F.L. IV ‘Hummel’.
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Tiger II (all variants) — the minimum engine RPM has been increased from 600 to 800 RPM. (Report).
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Tiger E (all variants) — the minimum engine RPM has been increased from 600 to 800 RPM. (Report).
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FIROS 6, Jagu ar 2, 38 cm Sturmmörser — the Adjustment of Fire modification has been removed, as it is not applicable to the rockets or missiles.
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Scimitar Mk.2 — the names of some slat armor components displayed in the X-ray view have been corrected. (Report).
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Scimitar Mk.2 — a modification allowing the removal/installation of the slat armor has been added.
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CM34 — an erroneously present thermal imager has been removed from the Scout UAV.
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StuG III G, StuH 42 G — smoke grenades have been added along with a corresponding modification.
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Type 87 — an issue with the operation of IRST that prevented it from locking targets has been fixed.
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CT-CV 105HP, Boxer MGS — reload time has been increased from 5 to 7.5 seconds.
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MiG-29SMT (9-19), MiG-29KR (9-41R), Su-30SM, Su-30SM2, Su-34 — the Kh-35U anti-ship missile has been added.
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Tornado IDS ASSTA1, Tornado IDS SLE, Tornado IDS (1995), Tornado IDS MLU (RET.8) — the AS.34 Kormoran II anti-ship missile has been added.
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Tornado IDS WTD61, Tornado IDS — the AS.34 Kormoran anti-ship missile has been added.
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F/A-18A, F/A-18A (Great Britain) — AGM-84D anti-ship missiles have been added along with the corresponding modification. (Report).
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F/A-18E, F/A-18F (UK) — the AGM-88G AARGM-ER anti-radiation missile has been added.
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F-2A, F-2A ADTW — the ASM-3 anti-ship missile has been added.
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F-16D Barak II, F-16I Sufa — Delilah and Delilah (IR) guided missiles have been added along with the corresponding modification. AGM-15(V)2/B guided bombs now require the installation of the ASW-55 pod.
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Kurnass 2000 — Delilah and Delilah (IR) guided missiles have been added along with the corresponding modification. The GBU-12 and GBU-10 modifications have been merged into a single “LGBU” modification at Tier 2 in the modification research window, enabling the use of all laser-guided bombs. The GBU-12 modification has been replaced by the LGBU modification, Research Points or Golden Eagles spent on the GBU-10 modification will be refunded. AGM-15(V)2/B guided bombs now require the installation of the ASW-55 pod.
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The conditions of bomb damage and detonation while they are still on the aircraft have been adjusted. The explosion is now possible either on a direct hit of a shell with more than 80 kJ of energy: so a minimum of 23-30 mm AP shell, or on an explosion of a shell with 30 g or more of explosives in TNT equivalent right on the bomb: so a minimum of 30 mm shell. For a guaranteed detonation of a bomb a shell with at least 3 kg of explosives in TNT equivalent is needed: so a minimum of 100-122 mm HE round. But many hits of shrapnel and low-caliber projectiles are not harmless to a bomb, as they can turn it unusable without exploding it, after which the bomb will get discarded.
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F-15C Golden Eagle — a restriction on the simultaneous use of the AIM-120 and AIM-9L/M or AIM-120A on the dual pylon has been added to prevent missile model clipping. (Report).
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F-2A , F-2A A DTW — AIM-9L and AIM-9M air-to-air missiles have been added along with corresponding modifications available at Tier I and III of modification research. (Report). Triple FFAR Mighty Mouse rocket mounts have been replaced with single ones. (Report).
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F-2A — satellite-guided bombs have been combined into a single “JDAM” modification at Tier I. Laser and satellite-guided bombs have been combined into a single “LJDAM” modification at Tier II. All anti-ship missiles have been combined into a single “ASM” modification at Tier IV. Silver Lions and Golden Eagles spent on the removed modifications will be refunded.
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JAS-39E — the armament on the fuselage pylons has been split into three separate slots in the Secondary weapons menu. The ability to mount guided and unguided bombs on the fuselage pylons has been added. GBU-39 bombs have been moved from the outermost wing pylons to the fuselage pylons, similar to the SPICE-250 configuration. GBU-31 JDAM and GBU-64 JDAM-ER bombs have been moved from the outer wing pylons to the fuselage pylons. Mk84 free-fall bombs and GBU-48 Paveway II guided bombs have been added. (Report).
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F-15E — the number of Mk.82 bombs that can be carried simultaneously has been increased. The GBU-15(V)2/B has been replaced with the GBU-15(V)22/B, which features a reduced fin span. (Report).
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F-15I Ra’am — the number of Mk.82 bombs that can be carried simultaneously has been increased. The GBU-15(V)2/B has been replaced with the GBU-15(V)22/B, which features a smaller fin span. (Report).
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J-15T — the number of Type 90-1 unguided rockets that can be carried simultaneously has been increased.
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J-11B — Type 90-1 unguided rockets have been added.
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J-7D — Type 250-2 incendiary bombs have been added. (Report).
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AV-8B (NA) — GBU-32 JDAM and GBU-54 LJDAM guided bombs have been added.
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MiG-23M, MiG-23ML , MiG-23ML A (Germany), MiG-23ML D, MiG-23MF (Germany), MiG-23MF (Italy) — 250 kg and 500 kg assault bombs have been added. The maximum number of simultaneously used ZB-500 and FAB-500 bombs has been increased. The simultaneous use of under-fuselage armament and external fuel tanks has been limited. Sources: Инструкция летчику самолета МиГ-23П. Часть 1. Летная эксплуатация.
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MiG-27M , MiG-27K, MiG-23BN — the simultaneous use of under-fuselage armament and drop tanks has been limited. Source: Самолет МиГ-23БН с двигателем Р29Б-300 вариант А. Краткое техническое описание.
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MiG-23BN — 250 kg and 500 kg assault bombs have been added. Source: Самолет МиГ-23БН с двигателем Р29Б-300 вариант А. Краткое техническое описание; DVW 1-DRUCK-4097 A 101-1-122. Flugzeug MiG-23BN mit dem Triebwerk R-29B-300, Betrieb und Steuertechnik.
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MiG-23ML , MiG-23ML A (Germany), MiG-23ML D — CCRP has been added. (Report).
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MiG-21S (R-13-300), MiG-21SMT, MiG-21MF (Germany), MiG-21MF (Italy) — the ability to mix S-24B rockets with S-5K rockets has been removed. A restriction has been added regarding the simultaneous use of S-5K rockets on outer wing pylons and other ordnance on inner wing pylons. A restriction has been added regarding the simultaneous use of R-3R missiles on inner wing pylons and IR-guided missiles on outer wing pylons. Source: Самолет МиГ-21С. Инструкция по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию №ГК-195. Книга 2.
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Scimitar F Mk.1 — RP-3 rockets have been added.
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Sea Venom FAW 20 — RP-3 rockets have been added. (Report). Source: Pilot’s Notes for Sea Venom F.A.W. 20 (2nd Edition, October 1957).
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Meteor F Mk 8 G.41K, Meteor F Mk.8 Reaper, Meteor F Mk.8 (France) , Meteor F.8 (Israel), Meteor FR.9 (Israel), Meteor NF.13 (Israel) — 20 mm Hispano Mk.V cannons have been replaced by the Hispano Mk.II cannon. (Report). Source: A.P. 2210H Volume 1 - Meteor F Mk.8 Aircraft - General and technical information.
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Ar 234 C-3 — maximum payload capacity has been increased from 1600 to 2000 kg. Sources: FlugRevue – Arado Ar 234; Luftfahrt Dokumente LD21.
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FJ-4B, FJ-4B VMF-232 — Mk77 incendiary bombs have been added along with the corresponding modification. (Report).
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A2D-1 — the number of 500 lb bombs that can be carried simultaneously has been increased. The option to carry 3 torpedoes has been added. (Report). Source: A2D-1 Skyshark Standard Aircraft Characteristics - 1950.
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A-1H — BLU-10, M116, and Mk79 incendiary bombs have been added. (Report).
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AD-2 — the ability to mount 250 lb bombs on the underwing pylons has been added. (Report).
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PBM-3 — torpedoes have been added along with the corresponding modification.
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P-47D-25, P-47D-27 (USSR), P-47D-28, P-47D-30 (China), P-47D-30 (Italy), P-47M-1-RE ( all variants ) — the ability to mount a 1000 lb bomb on the central pylon has been added. Sources: Basic Weight Check List and Loading Data for the P-47 Series Airplanes; Model Specification - P-47D.
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Spitfire F Mk.XVI — the option to carry 250 lb and 500 lb bombs under the fuselage has been added. (Report).
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Typhoon Mk Ib, Typhoon Mk Ib/L — the number of RP-3 rockets that can be carried simultaneously has been increased from 8 to 16. (Report).
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Spitfire Mk Vb, Spitfire Mk Vb/trop, Spitfire Mk Vc, Spitfire Mk Vc/trop, Spitfire Mk Vb/trop (Italy) — 250 lb and 500 lb bombs have been added. (Report).
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Seafire F Mk XVII — RP-3 rockets have been added along with the corresponding modification. (Report).
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Seafire LF Mk.III — additional 250 lb bombs and RP-3 rockets have been added along with the corresponding modifications. (Report).
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Pe-2 (all variants) — the maximum suspended armament mass has been increased to 1,600 kg. The capability to carry BRAB-500 armor-piercing bombs on external under-fuselage pylons has been added. Sources: В погоне за горизонтом: записки штурмана морской авиации; Пикирующий бомбардировщик Пе-2 - Котельников В. Р.
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Pe-3bis, Pe-2-31 , Pe-2-83 , Pe-2-110, Pe-2-205, Pe-2-359 — the aiming angles of the upper turret have been adjusted to 0°/+56° vertically and -80°/+120° horizontally. Sources: Самолёт Пе-2 Вооружение 1944; Самолет Пе-2. Основные данные.
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Pe-2-31 — side turret aiming angles have been adjusted to -25°/+25° (vertical) and -25°/+25° (horizontal). Sourc es: Самолёт Пе-2 Вооружение 1944; Самолет Пе-2. Основные данные.
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Pe-2-83 , Pe-2-110, Pe-2-205 , Pe-2-359 — side turret aiming angles have been adjusted to -25°/+25° vertically and -28°/+32° horizontally. Sources: Самолёт Пе-2 Вооружение 1944; Самолет Пе-2. Основные данные.
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Tu-2 — the upper turret ammunition capacity has been increased to 195 rounds. Horizontal traverse angles have been adjusted to -33°/+50°. Tail turret ammunition capacity has been increased to 260 rounds. Horizontal traverse angles have been adjusted to -35°/+50°, and vertical elevation angles to 0°/+47°. Sources: Акт по государственным испытаниям серийного самолёта Ту-2 2М-82 №100308, производства завода №166, 1942; Материал к акту по государственным испытаниям серийного самолёта Ту-2 2М-82 №100308, производства завода №166, 1942.
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Me 410 A-1, Me 410 B-1 — PD500 and PC1000 armor-piercing bombs have been added. The maximum number of SC500 bombs carried simultaneously has been reduced from two to one. Sources: L.Dv. T 2410 Me 410 A-1 – Bedienungsvorschrift; D (Luft) T 2410 Me 410 A-1 – Flugzeug-Handbuch. Teil 8B. Abwurfwaffenanlage.
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Do 217 J-1 — total bomb load has been increased to 1,000 kg. (Report).
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Do 217 N-1 — total bomb load has been increased to 500 kg. (Report).
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BV 138 C-1 — traverse and elevation angles for the 20 mm turrets have been adjusted to -180°/+180° horizontally and -30°/+80° vertically. (Report).
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Firecrest — MC series bombs have been added, and the ability to carry 16 RP-3 rockets has been added. (Report). The ammunition count for the 12.7 mm Browning M3 has been reduced from 300 to 150 rounds per barrel. Source: Data sheet 176, AIRCRAFT. S.28/43.
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A6M2, A6M3, A6M5, A6M6 — an additional mixed weapon loadout consisting of two 60 kg bombs and one 250 kg bomb has been added.
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A6M5 Hei, A6M6C — a 500 kg bomb has been added. Sources: 第２１０海軍航空隊派遣飛行機隊戦闘詳報（天１号作戦） 自昭２０年４月１日至昭２０年４月１８日／２ 作戦準備 C13120082500; 歴史群像太平洋戦史シリーズ『零式艦上戦闘機 ２』.
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Ki-49-I, Ki-49-IIa, Ki-49-IIb, Ki-49-IIb/L — the number of 50 kg bombs carried has been increased, the positions and order of bomb release have been adjusted. Sources: 一〇〇式重爆撃機説明書;
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ミリタリー・クラシックス Vol.55 2016年秋号;
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一〇〇式重爆撃機仮制式制定ノ件.
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OH-58D, OH-58D (China) — the ammunition count of the 12.7 mm GAU-19 machine gun has been decreased from 550 to 500 rounds. (Report).
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C-3604 — the accuracy of the FFK-HS-45 and FMK-HS-45 20 mm cannons has been adjusted. Sources: 20 mm Flugzeug-Kanone (Dossiers).
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Mi-24V, Mi-24P (all variants) , Mi-24V (Italy), Ka-29 — S-5 rockets have been added and are available immediately. S-8 unguided rockets are now unlocked via the corresponding modification.
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Mi-24P (Germany), Mi-24P HFS 80 (Germany) — S-24 rockets have been added along with a corresponding modification. (Report).
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Ka-29 — the ammunition count for the 7.62 mm machine gun has been reduced from 2,000 to 1,800 rounds. (Report).
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Ka-50 — the ammunition count for the 30 mm 2A42 cannon has been increased from 460 to 500. (Report).
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F-16C Barak II — the number of AGM-88C missiles carried has been increased to four.
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30 mm Ho-155 cannons — the cannons have been split into the Ho-155-I and Ho-155-II, featuring different rates of fire. (Report).
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AD-4NA (France) — a bug that caused the wing pylons for 2,000 lb bombs to not display has been fixed. (Report).
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Paveway IV bomb — a 1M limit on the release speed has been added. (Report).
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AASM Hammer bombs (all versions) — the maximum release speed has been set to Mach 1. Following a thorough review of the materials used to justify increasing the release speed to Mach 1.4, it was determined that the provided information was falsified. The release speed has been set to the standard Mach 1 limit for this class of weapon, as there is currently no evidence indicating that the pylons used support supersonic employment of this armament.
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T160, M39, M61, M195, M197 20 mm cannons — external ballistics have been revised, shell parameters have been refined. (Report, Report).
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GIAT M621 20 mm cannon — French shells have been added. Sources: Nexter - Catalogue Ammunition, Nexter Ammunition - 2023.
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Tornado GR.1, Tornado GR.4 — a 1M limit on the release speed has been added for the PGM 500 and PGM 2000.
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RBS-82 rocket — the ballistics have been revised, and a dependency of armor penetration on rocket velocity has been added. Sources: Краткое руководство по применению ракетных снарядов с самолётов 1942, Постановление № 592сс О принятии на вооружение ВВС Красной армии и Военно-морского флота ракетного бронебойного снаряда (РБС-82), авиационной бронебойной бомбы (БРАБ-1000), авиационной осветительной бомбы (САБ-100-55).
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MG FF, MG FF/M, MG 151/20 — the penetration of the incendiary tracer shell has been revised. Sources: Bd. 11 Munition.- Geschosse Abschlussbericht der Erprobungsstelle Rechlin über Entwicklung der 2 cm Brandgranate L’spur mit Abbildungen und Fotos.
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MG FF/M 20 mm cannon — a bug that caused some shells from different belts to have different speeds in the protection analysis has been fixed. (Report).
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N1K2-Ja, A7M2, J5N1, J2M4 Kai, B7A2 (Homare 23) — the Type 99 Model 2 Mark 4 20 mm cannon has been replaced with the Type 99 Model 2 Mark 4 Kai 20 mm cannon with higher fire rate. (Report).
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J2M4 Kai — Type 99 Mark 1 Model 2 20 mm cannons have been replaced with the Type 99 Mark 1 Model 4 20 mm cannons. (Report).
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1,000 lb G.P. Mk.I bomb — bomb characteristics have been adjusted. (Report).
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500 lb G.P. Mk.IV bomb — bomb characteristics have been adjusted. (Report).
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250 lb G.P. Mk.III bomb — bomb characteristics have been adjusted. (Report).
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500 lb G.P. Mk.III bomb — bomb characteristics have been adjusted. (Report).
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250 lb G.P. Mk.IV bomb — bomb characteristics have been adjusted. (Report).
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J29D — ADEN cannons have been replaced by the HS825 L/53. (Report).
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Akan m/85 27 mm cannon — PELE-T type projectile has been redesigned. Sources: Ammunitionskatalog Data och bild. (2014), Capabilities of Penetrator with Enhanced Lateral Efficiency (PELE®) Medium Caliber Cartridge vs. KE or HE Ammunition, Interval rupturing damage to multi-spaced aluminum plates impacted by reactive materials filled projectile, Damage of multi-layer spaced metallic target plates impacted by radial layered PELE, Impact behavior of PELE projectiles perforating thin target plates, Analytical and numerical description of the PELE fragmentation upon impact with thin target plates.
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GIAT M781 30 mm cannon — semi-armor-piercing shell characteristics have been corrected. HE-I shell has been added. Sources: Nexter Ammunition 2023, Nexter Catalogue Ammunition.
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NEXTER 30M791 30 mm cannon — semi-armor-piercing shell characteristics have been corrected. Sources: Nexter Ammunition 2023, Nexter Ammunition Catalogue.
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Alpha Jet E — the HEDP FCSC round has been added to the DEFA 553 30 mm cannon loadout. Sources: Reise-Bericht 037.4-78 30mm FCSC.
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AH-64E (all variants), AH Mk.2 Apache — Spike NLOS missiles have been added along with the corresponding modification. The “Crew Protection” modification has been moved from Tier 1 to Tier 2 in the modification research tree.
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Saraph — Spike NLOS missiles and the corresponding modification have been added. The AGM-114 and AGM-114 2 modifications have been moved from Tier 2-4 to Tier 1-2 in the modification research tree.
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F-8E, F-8E(FN) — the ballistic computer for air targets (EEGS) has been removed. Sources: NAVAIR 01-45HHD-1 NATOPS Flight Manual Navy Model F-8D, F-8E; NAVAIR 01-45HHC-501 NATOPS Flight Manual Navy Model F-8C; NAVAIR 01-45HHE-1 NATOPS Flight Manual F-8H and F-8J.
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MG 151/15 — a tracerless (stealth) belt has been added. (Report).
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Saab J35XS — RB27 guided missiles have been added along with the corresponding modification.
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Halifax B Mk.IIIa — tail turret ammunition count has been corrected from 6,800 to 10,000. Sources: British Aircraft Armament Volume 1: RAF gun turrets from 1914 to the present day, RAF Bomber Command 1939 to 1945 Operations Manual.
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BK 3.7 37 mm cannon — a semi-armor-piercing shell has been added. (Report). An APHE shell has been added. (Report).
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Bf 110 G-2 — the ammunition load for the BK 3.7 37 mm cannon has been increased from 66 to 72 rounds. (Report).
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AN/M2 — the specs of the HEF-I shell have been corrected, shell type has been changed to HEI. (Report).
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LS-6 250 bomb (all variants) — the dimensions and mass of the bomb have been corrected. (Report).
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TY-90 AAM — the seeker heat up time has been reduced from 4 s to 2 s.
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AIM-7C AIM-7C, AIM-7D, AIM-7E, AIM-7E-2, AIM-7F, AIM-7M, Skyflash, Skyfash SuperTEMP, Aspide-1A, PL-11 AAMs — missile Flight Models and autopilot settings have been updated. Trim angle of attack, air resistance and engine thrust have been adjusted.
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Meteor F Mk.8 Reaper, Spitfire Mk Vb, Spitfire Mk Vb/trop, Spitfire Mk Vc, Spitfire Mk Vc/trop, Spitfire Mk Vb/trop (Italy), Seafire LF Mk.III, Seafire F Mk XVII, Seafire FR 47 , Spitfire F Mk.XVI, PBM-3, Mosquito FB.Mk.VI, Mosquito TR.Mk.33, Mosquito FB.Mk.26 (China), Mosquito FB.Mk.VI (S weden), Mosquito FB.Mk.VI ASH (Sweden) — Secondary Weapons menu has been added.
