AIM-54C omnipotent tracking

[Cmptohocah]

It seems that AIM-54C has no gimbals limits. In the engagement below you can see that it actually performed "flat scissors" (literally) maneuver and the only reason why I dodged it, is 'cause it ran out of energy. Three times it managed to re-acquire me.  Can anyone enlighten me on how this is possible?
https://imgur.com/nSO5qdChttps://i.imgur.com/nSO5qdC.mp4

[Cmptohocah]

The second AIM-54C is even greater comedy: this one seemed to have a little kamikaze gremlin in side of it and decided to "zoom and boom".

https://imgur.com/LH5IuARhttps://imgur.com/LH5IuAR https://imgur.com/LH5IuARhttps://i.imgur.com/LH5IuAR.mp4

Edited May 5, 2021 by Cmptohocah

[dundun92]

Seeker gimbals on all ARHs are ±60°. I can tell exactly without the tacview, but this dosent look at all like no gimbal limits, this looks within the gimbals. For the 2nd gif, that was a desynced AIM-54. From the shooters perspectice it guided normally with proper midcourse guidance, but from your perspective it didnt and suddenly snapped onto you, its a knows bug and ED is working on it.

[Cmptohocah]

1 hour ago, dundun92 said:

...For the 2nd gif, that was a desynced AIM-54. From the shooters perspectice it guided normally with proper midcourse guidance, but from your perspective it didnt and suddenly snapped onto you, its a knows bug and ED is working on it.

Actually @dundun92,
the missile was going correctly initially, from my point at least, 'cause I have notched it. I have no idea at what point it decided to track and why.
 

[GGTharos]

But the point is that due to desync your POV is not relevant to what the missile actually does, you also need the shooter's track.