OTOMATIC WARTHUNDER UPDATE
OTOMATIC WARTHUNDER MANUAL
OTOMATIC WARTHUNDER SIMULATOR

A to steer left, D to steer right, W to steer down and S to steer up. Use the default movement keys WASD to move the missile.

OTOMATIC WARTHUNDER MANUAL

First-Generation: Also known as MCLOS, this missile requires manual input from the controller to control it.This guidance system is very jittery and is not very accurate. First generation guidance system require input from the tank movement keys to manually guide the missiles to the target. Thus, first and second-generation of the guidance system exist in-game.

OTOMATIC WARTHUNDER SIMULATOR

In Realistic and Simulator Modes, missile systems use the guidance system they are equipped with in real life. Keep in mind the missile trajectory as it has a very sensitive fuse so make sure it does not prematurely explode on a piece from the environment. Thus, once fired, keep the cross hair on the desired target to lead the missile. In Arcade Mode, all ATGM launchers use the second-generation guidance system. A missile on the other hand has access to computer technology to send the guided warhead wherever the operator desires with the usage of a joystick or a laser sight.Ī Warrior utilizing its missile to straight-up destroy an enemy in front of it. A rocket flies by its trajectory and once released, is free to fall wherever it lands. The defining terms between a 'rocket' and a 'missile' is the presence of a guidance system on the warhead. Most are available through unlocks, with the British Strv-81 being premium. Each country received one, and additional were added in future updates.

OTOMATIC WARTHUNDER UPDATE

The advent of anti-tank missiles in War Thunder started in Update 1.59 'Flaming Arrows' with the introduction of various of vehicles mounting an anti-tank missile.

3.3 Impact of Missiles to Tank Development.

2.2 Vehicles with ATGM in-game (Guidance System).

Even a polished bar of brass in a pile of shit starts to look golden.

I'd call it better than the SIDAM Mistral, but when that's like the 2nd or 3rd worst 8.0-8.3 SPAAG but with some totally fucking fantasy-level gimped SAMs taped on it as its only competition, it starts to look good in comparison. It can work as a tank destroyer if you know where to aim with the 311mm of pen shell, but it's at the end of a painful stock grind where you might as well not use SAPOM and just kill helis until you get to APFSDS. The bad accuracy combined with small shell prox range means that getting kills can sometimes be impossible even on things that don't move.

It's still useable, but it really doesn't work on anything but brainless helis that don't move at long range, and jets that don't maneuver or helis that aren't super alert at mid-to-close range. It went from 9.7 to 10.0 to 10.3, it's going to Tier VII (either before or after the SIDAM Mistral) soon, has had its repair jacked up then slightly lowered but still way too high at 10k spaded, they reduced the amount of APFSDS you can carry to 12, nerfed the gun accuracy, nerfed the shell proximity range, made the shells detonate on helicopter missiles but not destroy them so you basically can't kill a heli shooting at you, and raped the stock SAPOM from good to awful to meh, gave it hullbreak, nerfed spalling of the APFSDS, increased the first-stage ammo rack replenishment time, etc. It's been the subject of the whole trifecta of Gaijin balancing: BR raises, repair raises and nerfs, with a single buff to 'balance' it out.

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