Sephryn

Definitely agree, this would make doing GCI via the F10 map a lot more interesting too

Hello All, The Harrier when rearmed/refueled currently resets the state of multiple parts of the aircraft including the Master Arm switch, Targeting pod cooling for FLIR, Maverick cooling (even if it was in a ready state on the aircraft already), as well as the laser code, and ECM switch state. I believe this is incorrect behavior on an aircraft capable of hot pit rearming and refueling as referenced in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFL6-y7vYhI Also attached is a track displaying this behavior. when landing on a short approach. Please be mindful I am aware these are not correct landing procedures, I intentionally turned the master arm on, tpod FLIR, maverick fusing, etc to display this issue more thoroughly. Lastly, this is an issue that affects both the Harrier and Mirage (unknown for the MiG-19 as I do not own the module) but it does NOT affect any other 3rd party or ED developed aircraft. As far as I know it is a Razbam specific issue. To clarify as well, this is not specifically a rearming issue, it changes states in the aircraft as well such as the master arm and laser code. If you need anything else or additional tracks please let me know, Thanks, Sephryn Harrier RearmReset Test1.trk

Agreed! Knowing what I'm flying isn't that big of a deal but whenever I try to fly a sneaky backdoor mission people will see where I've spawned and intentionally spawn in front of me because they know I'm coming. It's very frustrating.

The server we run on has about 800 ai units at any given time with many of those being moved by tac commanders. Because of this trying to run scripts at the same time as that would very likely crash the game. That being said more AI from Deka would be very welcome. They have done a great job so far contributing units to CA and it's created a very fun ground war. More Chinese SAMs would definitely add more flavor to air defenses. It's a shame the US and NATO SAMs are down to a very small variety

LD-10's in their current state are nearly impossible to defend. The AGM-88C can be shot down by a set (2) of tors set to auto fairly easily. They can be over-saturated by sending several HARMs at them at once but they have no issues shooting down at least one or two. On the other hand I was having huge issues trying to shoot down LD-10's. Out of 4 fired every 20 or so seconds 1 was intercepted, 1 missed the target, and the other 2 killed a set of tors. To intercept a single LD-10 I had 5 sets of tors (10 tors total) all set to red (radar always emitting). These missiles are not all that different. They are of similar size and shape, yet one needs an inordinate amount of tors to shoot it down. This doesn't make any sense and I also believe they are too good for how they fly currently. Something must be going on back there that is causing an issue like this.

Can confirm, I tried this earlier and immediately had a crash