Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
please showckwave....that stealph wont save poor f22 from nothing....u still can see it on radar anyhow, su with cobra man. can dodge rockets. Even old mig-25 where able to detect the F 117.
anyways Russians own the skies no doubt about that one.
Did I say you couldn't see it on radar? no, I stated it has a smaller radar signature, which means an enemy would have to be specifically looking in an sector where the F-22 is or they have visually sighted it.
Yes, the Kulbit, Pugachev's Cobra etc is very cool and in a close up dogfight is something to be reckoned with, yet you have to understand that missiles do not have to actually hit the target to destroy them, they are proximity, and if the enemy does not know they are being locked on to, those manuevers won't be too helpful, will they?
I do, I also know alot about Russias, on acount I was in a military school in Russia, and in the U.S. Army now. I'm just saying your enemys (and friends) do have better tech. Let me put it in a gamers few oMg, that EuRo is NURFed andz pwnds tez f-22z
If ur too lazy to watch all of it, the ADF-01 known as Falken first appeared in Ace Combat 2, 3, 5 and Zero, it has high manueverability, internal guns and missiles, and a BUILT IN LASER!!
I'm kidding, i'm kidding, i don't want to add fuel to the fire of Jet Haters!
Su-47, my opinion: the next J-10. The Su-47 I've played in Ace Combat 5 and played against, it's manueverability is awesome. And no, i don't rely on that game soo much.
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