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Aircraft
A bug that caused ESA radars to lose tracked targets if they moved outside of the current scan area has been fixed. (Report[community.gaijin.net]).
AJ37, AJS37 — a bug where part of the aircraft obstructed the view from the targeting pod when using the RB75 and RB75T missiles has been fixed. (Report[community.gaijin.net]).
F-15C Golden Eagle — a bug where an extra hardpoint was displayed on the conformal fuel tanks when using certain missiles has been fixed. (Report[community.gaijin.net]).
☢Tornado IDS ASSTA1 — a bug that caused the plane to spawn in the air has been fixed. (Report[community.gaijin.net]).
JH-7, JH-7A — a bug that caused the drop tanks to float in the air when tips of the wings were ripped off has been fixed.
Su-30MK2 AMV — a bug that caused the names on R-27ET1 and R-27ER1 missiles to display as text keys on the MFD in the c*ckpit has been fixed. (Report[community.gaijin.net]).
Alpha Jet (all variants) — the erroneously present ability to extinguish engine fires has been removed. (Report[community.gaijin.net]).
Mi-8TV, Mi-8TB (Germany) — a bug that made it possible to use the fire extinguisher without having the EFS modification has been fixed. (Report[community.gaijin.net]).
Locations and Missions
Naval missions on the South Kvarken location have been disabled for a rework.
Interface
The purchase windows for Silver Lions and Golden Eagles now display correctly on ultrawide monitors (Report[community.gaijin.net], Report[community.gaijin.net]).
A bug where XeSS could be displayed in the list of anti-aliasing options for video cards that did not support it has been fixed.
Patch notes reflect only key changes, meaning they may not include a complete list of all improvements made. Additionally, War Thunder is constantly being updated and some changes may not require an update. Changes reflected in patch notes are formed by taking reactions and requests of the community from the bug reporting service[community.gaijin.net], forums and other official platforms into account. Bug fixes and changes are implemented in order of importance, for example a game-breaking bug will be worked on and implemented sooner.