-Minor improvements to terminal guidance algorithm.

Updated ASM-12 | "ARGAS" Advanced Radar-Guided Anti Ship Missile.

-Major integrations of new systems based on experiences gained in SW missile & guidance development
-Improved Target Smoothing
-Improved Target Locking
-Reduced profile down to 3x3

-Vastly improved target tracking. ARGAS will now track targets further, and maintain the lock better.
-Improved tracking of small targets.

-Added Low Arch and High Arch attack flight profiles. Missile can be lobbed over obstacles, such as structures, islands, and mountains, before acquiring its target on the other side.

-Flight path has been made smoother through use of a dynamic PID.
-Improved decent and terminal guidance logic to accommodate for a number of launch attitudes and target distances.

-Improved method of steep attitude launch recovery, making it smoother.

-Improved flight logic to better recover from a steep launch attitude.

-Improved radar FoV dilation-on-approach logic. This should improve long range seek capabilities, as well as provide reduced false positives close to target.

-Fixed a logic bug that would shut down the missile after cruise phase if it didn't detect a radar contact by that point. The new logic allows the missile to continue in cruise until it finds a target or runs out of fuel.

-Added a new Very Long range cruise mode.