No it doesn’t, here is the explanation from google search:
In the context of missiles, IOG stands for Inertial Onboard Guidance. This system allows a missile to fly towards the last known position of a target, or a fixed point, if it loses tracking data. Essentially, IOG provides a “best guess” trajectory when a missile is unable to maintain a solid lock on its target.
Which means, if the target wasn’t known in the first place, as it is the case with a point lock, it doesn’t even do anything.
it also works before the seeker finds the target eg. hellfires and brimstones before you activate laser will go roughly to where the target was on the map but because they dont have the perfect in game IOG of KH38 they will suffer from some IOG drift
Also additionally thermal generations ain’t a thing irl. It’s entirely a war thunder only thing. Thermal clarity is based on iirc the resolution it gets to process? FPA iirc idk, idk enough physics to explain it
The explanation says, when the seeker loses track of the target, IOG guesses it’s position and guides the missile in.
So if you never have a track on a target it doesn’t do anything.
At least that is what i am understanding from the explanation of it.
I find it interesting you bring in useless information a lot.
What I gathered from that is that the T90M doesn’t have 3rd gen not even in game. I am still trying to gather information on the T-80BVM and where they determined it is a third Gen optic.
How the hell is the fox over preforming? It’s mildly annoying to deal with it yes, but it aint bubonic to face it. Compare that to the KH-38MT and uhh… you get the idea…
So with over 2000+ replies. Can we see the sources that Gaijin used for the seeker? Where does it state that it has 50x zoom and 3rd gen thermals? I’m genuinely curious.