Sometimes it works, but most times it doesn't... I was a little exuberant when I made that post, just happy that I could get them to launch more than one missile at a time without changing the database or doctrines. I ran the scenarios with DBGViewer and without a linking platform, most times the forced tracks will get dropped without a shot, and even if they do fire, they won't sustain the firing.

There is no reload time, but 24 missiles, all fired at once, would create a huge amount of interference between the missiles on launch and during flight (just think of 24 two ton objects shooting 50 meters up through the water and accelerating to Mach 2.0). And they are radar guided after all, and if they all showed up on each other's radar, well you can imagine what would happen.

Also, with all respect, I spent a lot of time getting this far... do you have any ideas how to make it work better? :hmm: ;) It is my opinion, that they are working the way they should now.

In addition, it is doubtful that a human-linked contact will be sufficient, you will most likely need to have an AI linking platform, due to the inherent game-engine differences between AI-link and human-link, but I have yet to test this thoroughly... like other aspects of game behavior, it probably will depend on the situation. Also, since it is probably best to have all of the Oscars and the linking airplatforms on different sides, your link information will not be shared with them.

I just tested my four Oscar scenario with Bears instead of E-3's and I was able to get the exact same performance. I also checked the database, and the Bear has exactly the same radar parameters as the E-3, so they should be totally interchangable. :)

Hold fire, I repeat : HOLD FIRE, this was just an exercice.
silly guys with missiles .... :lol:

I supposed the Bear should be equal as the E-3, but the times I've tried the mission (more than 10), when is a Bear, the Oscar is less agressive. Of course she launches the four missile salvo, but not the 6-8 almost consecutive that I've seen with the E-3. I will try again.
I've made screenshots, but I don't know how to put one here, if you explain me that, I'll put one.

Another thing I noticed is that, the closer the plane goes to the objetive, more missiles launch the Oscar. And when I say closer, I mean CLOSER :doh:

I'm excited with this new toy :rock:

I'm guessing closer = more targets classifed hostile = more targets the Ocsar will actually shoot at.

Thing is do the Oscars run out of missiles?

I am sure they do but the way they salvo I lose count of how many missiles they have.

I tried it last night and only 2 ships from a US CVBG survived.

However it also showcased how the damage model is flawed.

After a strike from the stern corner by a Shipwreck, an Arleigh Burke could still manage 20 knots and launch an MH-60.

But was fun to watch.

Yes, they run out of missiles. I believe 24.

And yes, I saw a TarantulIII running a 17 knots with 90% damage.

And yes, is very nice fun see!

i see you have been experimenting with our submarines luftwolf

good work too

Yes, the Oscars do run out of missiles, they carry 24 in two launchers, so 12x2.

Thanks Kap, the Oscar is quite a weapon. :rock:

yes id hate to either be on the reciving end of its missiles or be behind it during a crazy ivad sheesh 24,000 tonnes and they wanna let ivan swing on by yeah im sure pancake day come early

Bumps for ML. :|\

Interesting info on the Shipwreck, especially regarding how we as mission designers can use spotting aircraft for SSGN's and ships of line equipped with the Shipwreck or other long range ASM's.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/milita...ia/ss-n-19.htm

Is there any way we can add an OHIO SSGN into the game and have it do the same thing? Perhaps next LWAMI release?

Ok, I guess I could do that... it wouldn't be that hard to get everything to work right. ;)