I’m sitting on a few (pre-written) reports that would constitute (fairly wide ranging) nerfs simply because either the features are edge cases, would have little impact, or hang on additional mechanization to be faithfully implemented, but would effectively require bespoke implementation (even if it could be replicated using / inverting existing characteristics).
Part of that I’m sure is that occasionally you get stuff like;
“There is no source for TCS in An Outsider’s view of the AIM-54 Phoenix/AWG-9 Weapons System; the page is excerpted from another book.”
What they are referring to is that, this;
The issue
is actually a scan of the page that the document is actually referencing, also worth noting that the red square in the latter blatantly references a “IR/TV sensor”
Which had me go find yet more sources, (correctly attribute the “problem” excerpt) and re-make the report, improving the clarity.
[DEV]The F-14B should be impacted by this change to IRST/EOTS
Of which, the former was closed in under an hour. With the remade report still open after (going on) four days. It really does sometimes feel like certain things get slow rolled sometimes. I now somewhat doubt that it’s going to be actioned by the time the update goes live.
Alternately
you get wildly confusing responses like;
[DEV]The ASQ-228 ATFLIR should be impacted by this change toIRST
The AAS-38B does not exist in the game. Also, there is no mention of an air-to-air radar slave mode. This is not the same as air-to-air tracking.
I literally have no clue where they found a reference to the AAS-38B, as it’s not even mentioned once. Also it is blatantly clear that the moderator didn’t even try looking at the attached documentation because.
enables the ATFLIR to simultaneously track several moving targets. The benefits of this capability have been proven by radar. In addition to the stand-alone benefit to ATFLIR, Target track information can be shared between multiple other sensors on the F/A-18 by communication over the high speed Fiber Channel Network to provide further enhancements.
Is literally a direct quote from the document.