Database Version: DB3K_511
Game Version: Build 1567.6
Subject
Potential database errors for SA-22 Greyhound (Pantsir-SM) system entries
Description
Multiple database entries related to the SA-22 Greyhound (Pantsir-SM) system appear to have issues:
- #4130 – SAM Plt (SA-22 Greyhound [Pantsir-SM]) (Russia [1992–] – 2018)
- #3250 – SAM Plt (SA-22 Greyhound [Pantsir-SM]) (Russia [1992–] – 2011) in combination with #3693 – SA-22 Greyhound ER [57E6]
- #4370 – SA-22 Greyhound [57E6M-E Gvozd]
- #3693 – SA-22 Greyhound ER [57E6]
When using #4130 – SA-22 Greyhound [Pantsir-SM] with the default ammunition #4370 – 57E6M-E Gvozd, the system fails to fire. Instead, the weapon allocation menu shows:
“No weapons director available to illuminate the target.”
- 57E6M-E Gvozd.png (69.79 KiB) Viewed 245 times
If the SA-22 is equipped with #3693 – SA-22 Greyhound ER [57E6], it does fire. However, the missiles reach extremely high speeds (around Mach 10) in a very short time frame, which appears unrealistic for a 106 kg missile with an 14-second burn time (and a 16 kg burnout weight).
These speed values seem questionable, even considering theoretical performance in near-vacuum conditions. It appears to be a potential mismatch or misconfiguration for the missile’s flight model.
- 57E6 Hypersonic.png (102.24 KiB) Viewed 245 times
Frequency
Consistent behavior with these configurations
Steps to Reproduce
- Select the SA-22 Greyhound [Pantsir-SM] (#4130 or #3250).
- Equip it with either #4370 (57E6M-E Gvozd) or #3693 (57E6) missiles.
- Attempt to engage an aerial target.
- Observe either the inability to fire (with #4370) or unrealistic missile speeds (with #3693).
Attached Files
• Multiple save files demonstrating the behavior in both configurations
• Screenshots showing the weapon configurations and resulting issues
Additional Notes
• The system with #4370 never fires and shows a “No weapons director” error.
• With #3693, the missiles achieve extremely high (Mach 10) speeds in seconds.
Thank you for looking into these potential database errors! If you need any further information or test scenarios, please let me know.