Unrealistic Seacat guidence and magazine capacity

[KABASAKAL]

Hawk 1-1 and 181st_Theuce attacked Leander class frigates at +00:46:00 and the ships Seacat missiles were fired to both GBU-8 HOBOS bombs and the aircrafts with very high tracking accuracy, shooting down GBU-8's with one shot and at 51.40 one of the ships fired two Seacat and guided to both GBU-8 and aircraft also there were 3 ships and their launcher can carry only 4 seacats per ship but they fired 20 missiles within very short time period. So there is 3 problems, the first one is Seacat's are very accurate, they can even shoot down a GBU-8 bomb, second one is one ship is guiding 2 Seacat missiles at the same time, one to the aircraft and the other one to the GBU-8 bomb at 51.40, the third one is unrealistic reload time, firing 20 missiles without any delay.

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[Northstar98]

Theoretically Sea Cat can intercept guided munitions, particularly GWS 22 which has radar guided ACLOS.

Guiding 2 Sea Cats simultaneously however should be impossible as the director can only track one missile at a time.

The reloading time was brought up here. Right now missiles are reloaded every 10 seconds and a missile begins reloading every time one is fired. IRL common practice would be to only reload once the launcher was empty or the engagement completed, with it taking ~10 minutes to reload the entire launcher.

[Mr_sukebe]

I vaguely seem to remember that the Seacat was a bit "pap" during the Falklands war.  That might be only anecdotal, based upon a few things that I've read.