Missile behavior 1.2.11 question.

[JulienBlanc]

I was just testing about with the missiles in this mission,

I noticed something off in the path of the last R-73.

 

Fired the R-73 with an HMS lock, immediately unlocked the target, the missile tracked the target and as they pulled up, it performed quite an odd maneuver.

 

Track

 

Other than that; Lights are still on when gear is up ( already posted I saw )

Quite the effort to spin her back on her belly when she's stalled out like that. I'm not sure I've figured out how exactly, but the altitude loss is terrifying.

 

Furthermore, the first 73 I launched did not track at all. While the second I didn't expect to track, suddenly did.

Is this because in the first shot it could not acquire an EOS signal?

 

which would explain that firing an ET with a radar lock, yet without EOS enabled the missile would not track at all either

[Svend_Dellepude]

If you have enough altitude, extending flaps can sometimes help to recover from both a normal and inverted stall.

Dunno if its real or not, but it sometimes work.