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Shadriss · 07-07-17, 03:45 PM

Sensitivity isn't the problem in this case - lack of realism is. MK48s have installed systems that are supposed to prevent them from attacking the firing craft (IE, YOU), and these are obviously not being modeled. Heavens, those safeties were in as early as the SCORPION era, and figure prominently in theories as to why the SCORPION was 180 degrees out from her expected course at the time she sank.

The weapons should be shutting down if they do anything more than a 120 degree turn prior to terminal homing, and they simply aren't.

07-07-17, 03:45 PM	#7
Shadriss A-ganger Join Date: May 2009 Location: Hooper, UT Posts: 80 Downloads: 89 Uploads: 0	Sensitivity isn't the problem in this case - lack of realism is. MK48s have installed systems that are supposed to prevent them from attacking the firing craft (IE, YOU), and these are obviously not being modeled. Heavens, those safeties were in as early as the SCORPION era, and figure prominently in theories as to why the SCORPION was 180 degrees out from her expected course at the time she sank. The weapons should be shutting down if they do anything more than a 120 degree turn prior to terminal homing, and they simply aren't.