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(Hopefully the update makes it to this version as there have been previous Steam Update issues)
The missile is currently designed to impart a "explosive effect" in a zone from a distance. For radar targeting to be effective you must know that a target is actually there (picked up on distant radar). With the currently limitations on detection ranges due to "keep alives" with the physics engine it is difficult to be precise on what the target actually is, if there is actually something there and also whether you should hit it. I'm looking to upgrade the VALKYRIE so that the GPS Guidance can be changed on the fly (Source Programmable Guidance - SPG) and slaved to a system such as a spotting laser or external radar (ex. AWACS). This pulls the computing requirements off the missile and on to the Remote Fire Control Director.