For War Thunder, the update "Right on Target" has been released

Gaijin Entertainment announces that the online military action game War Thunder has received a major update called "Right on Target". The game has been improved in every aspect: dozens of new vehicle models, such as the Soviet MiG-27M strike aircraft with adjustable bombs, the Swedish JA37C Jaktviggen interceptor, the American heavy cruiser USS Pittsburgh and the Italian light infantry fighting vehicle C13 T90, provide a new experience, new visuals and improved models already familiar models of technology will make the game more spectacular, and interface improvements - more convenient. War Thunder also now supports NVIDIA DLSS technology, the latest version 2.2, which helps to get high-quality images in high resolution without sacrificing frame rate.

The JA37C Jaktviggen is an interceptor fighter from the Viggen family of jet fighters supplied to the Royal Swedish Air Force in the 1980s and has become its hallmark. The Viggen's unusual airframe design, efficient wing lift and airbrake allow it to turn very quickly and endow the machine with a very good roll rate. The JA37C Jaktviggen version was developed to perform the tasks of a fighter-interceptor, so the basis of its arsenal is air-to-air missiles, including the new RB71 with radar guidance, a huge launch distance and a disposable overload of 30 G.

With the True to Target update, more realistic and spectacular effects of the interaction of water with physical objects, such as bullets and projectiles, have been added to the game. Explosions of artillery magazines and torpedoes, as well as fires on boats and ships look new. Aircraft fans should pay attention to the updated models of the legendary B-17 bombers - the number of polygons on the models has been increased by 3 times, and their textures have become 4 times larger. In addition, the effects of stall in the air have been updated - traces of condensate that occur at the wingtips at high speed. The rendering of false thermal targets has also become more colorful.

The range of maps on which fans of mixed battles of armored vehicles and aircraft can fight has expanded. “Cosmodrome” is based on the location of the same name from the April Fool’s event “War 2077” and is suitable for fans of battles in open areas. Breslau is based on the siege of Breslau (now Wroclaw) during World War II, and the battles will unfold here in dense urban areas. An important innovation in naval battles is the fire control system: an aiming reticle, interface hints on the status of each installation, and a convenient lead marker will help you hit the target.

Finally, in the update, the game has officially added the works of War Thunder players created under the profit sharing program. Timur “_PtaXa_” Tania designed a detailed cockpit model of the German He 111 H-16 bomber for War Thunder, and Daniil “Joy_Division__” Zaitsev designed a model of the German BV 138 flying boat. Read more about the profit sharing program here.