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Ava's Airgame Tweaks [94077]

Ava's tweaks to WARNO airgame. Heavily experimental and most definitely balanced™

Changes:

➤All AA rargeting ranges increased. Changes differ from type-to-type.

Infared-seeking missiles got their range increased by a small amount.

AA artillery (like Vulcan or Shilka/Tunguska got a very small increase in range. Ones that have RADAR on them have it a tiny bit better - the reason is limitations of the ammunition itself; however, they're still quite useful as anti-helicopter and as terminal-stage interceptors.

RADAR seeking missiles got their firing range increased heavily (BUK/I-HAWK have 12000 meter range, as an example).

➤RADAR search range increased for heavy missile AA like BUK or I-HAWK. They are now working as both long-range search and long-range deterrance.

➤SEAD missiles got their range increased heavily - they all outrange heavy AA (some better than others) and are now a real danger to all radar-guided AA systems. Turn your heavy radar systems off if you don't want to see them destroyed.

➤SEAD planes now see their victims at much higher distances. Even if you don't fire your missiles - you still can locate the active RADARs.

➤RADAR-guided missiles on planes got a big increase in range. They are now useful to hunt both CAS and SEAD planes on par with heavy AA emplacements.

➤All small (and not very small) non-controlled air-to-ground rockets got a range boost.



Small tips when playing this:
-Hunt/protect heavy and medium RADAR AA emplacements. Their numbers are limited and they are your best asset against planes.
-SEAD planes, unless manually controlled, select the nearest active RADAR in their front as targets automatically. Hiding heavy AA behind cheap RADAR AA is now a good idea.
-Turn off your RADAR AA unless you know what you are doing.
-AA planes that hold radar-seeking missiles are as valuable as heavy AA emplacements and are able to hunt SEAD.

If you consider that this mods' balance™ is unbalanced, feel free to prove me wrong in the comment section.