The mobile Phalanx systems and the Skyranger wouldn’t be as good as the Pantsir, but they still would be able to intercept way more incoming ordnance than the currently available blufor anti airs can
A lot of the SHORADs that already are in the game also should be more capable when it comes to shooting down A2G ordnance, but I doubt Gaijin will ever bother to improve that, considering that they cannot be bothered to give older SPAAs capabilities that they are still missing
It’s too bad that Gaijin only ever seems to help the ground players when CAS gets completely out of hand (which usually happens when CAS players get the “cool” weapons that they keep asking for)
iirc there’s a few SAMs that have the ability to fire multiple multiple missiles at once, or i’m just confusing with some data i found about the Eurotiger.
LDIRCM can currently stop multiple missiles at once, even though it shouldn’t. Firing two IR missiles in quick succession should overwhelm a LDIRCM and ensure a hit.(LDIRCM works by blinding the missile with a laser. It can’t do that to two targets simultaneously.
Furthermore, certain missiles like IRIS have countermeasures implemented to defeat LDIRCM.
These are the two things affecting all LDIRCM helicopters right now. For the Mi-28NM more specifically, it has a DIRCM frontal protection bubble even though there’s no emitter there. So that one also has to go.
LDIRCM, as it’s name says, basically interrupts the IR missile’s seeker by pointing at it with a laser.
as u may already know, lasers in WT are limited to 1 target, so if u shoot 2 missiles to the Mi-28NM and it’s LDIRCM, one of them should hit, but none of them does.
Gaijin has overexagerated the LDIRCM capabilities making it a forcefield to fool all IR missiles, u can literally launch 16 IRIS-T missiles to it and none of them will hit.
no?
the logic goes that wider the aircraft, harder to multipath.
we’re talking about size, not weight.
i only said that Su-30 is obviously heavier than F-15E, not that F-15E is easier to multipath cuz it’s “lighter”.