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So, this has been happening ever since I got the most recent update, and I've decided to demonstrate the issue right here: **//Fig. 1//** http://i.imgur.com/MIygbuU.png The **first** of 3 identical testbeds I'll be using to reproduce this bug. Note that this one has a //forwards facing// damage beam computer slaved to a //downwards facing// missile computer. **//Fig. 2//** http://i.imgur.com/7BmMYTk.png The **second** of 3 identical testbeds, this time having both forwards facing damage beam and missile computers. **//Fig. 3//** http://i.imgur.com/7STpwGc.png The **third** and final testbed (on the horizon). Simply put, this one will act as our target. **//Test 1//** http://i.imgur.com/qrarfOP.png Attempting to shoot the target using the **first** testbed (forward facing Beam Computer, downwards facing Missile Computer) While I (unfortunately) wasn't able to get a proper screenshot of this test, the missile was able to be fired successfully at first, only for it to suddenly disappear into thin air (or lack thereof? I dunno) after arching for a bit, not even managing to hit its target. Take note that I was able to replicate this at greater and lesser distances, including firing it on //point blank range// at the target at one point. **//Test 2//** http://i.imgur.com/o1QuAgn.png Shooting the target with the **second** testbed. (forward facing beam and missile computers) Was able to get a... somewhat proper screenshot this time around but, as you can see, everything worked here as it should, and I was able to hit the target (multiple times, in fact), as seen here: http://i.imgur.com/5RCF9iG.png Long story short, while normal forward-facing smart/lock-on missiles still worked, non-forward facing lock-on missiles have been broken as all hell since the update.

So, this has been happening ever since I got the most recent update, and I've decided to demonstrate the issue right here: **//Fig. 1//** http://i.imgur.com/MIygbuU.png The **first** of 3 identical testbeds I'll be using to reproduce this bug. Note that this one has a //forwards facing// damage beam computer slaved to a //downwards facing// missile computer. **//Fig. 2//** http://i.imgur.com/7BmMYTk.png The **second** of 3 identical testbeds, this time having both forwards facing damage beam and missile computers. **//Fig. 3//** http://i.imgur.com/7STpwGc.png The **third** and final testbed (on the horizon). Simply put, this one will act as our target. **//Test 1//** http://i.imgur.com/qrarfOP.png Attempting to shoot the target using the **first** testbed (forward facing Beam Computer, downwards facing Missile Computer) While I (unfortunately) wasn't able to get a proper screenshot of this test, the missile was able to be fired successfully at first, only for it to suddenly disappear into thin air (or lack thereof? I dunno) after arching for a bit, not even managing to hit its target. Take note that I was able to replicate this at greater and lesser distances, including firing it on //point blank range// at the target at one point. **//Test 2//** http://i.imgur.com/o1QuAgn.png Shooting the target with the **second** testbed. (forward facing beam and missile computers) Was able to get a... somewhat proper screenshot this time around but, as you can see, everything worked here as it should, and I was able to hit the target (multiple times, in fact), as seen here: http://i.imgur.com/5RCF9iG.png Long story short, while normal forward-facing smart/lock-on missiles still worked, non-forward facing arcing missiles have been broken as all hell since the update.

So, this has been happening ever since I got the most recent update, and I've decided to demonstrate the issue right here: **//Fig. 1//** http://i.imgur.com/MIygbuU.png The **first** of 3 identical testbeds I'll be using to reproduce this bug. Note that this one has a //forwards facing// damage beam computer slaved to a //downwards facing// missile computer. **//Fig. 2//** http://i.imgur.com/7BmMYTk.png The **second** of 3 identical testbeds, this time having both forwards facing damage beam and missile computers. **//Fig. 3//** http://i.imgur.com/7STpwGc.png The **third** and final testbed (on the horizon). Simply put, this one will act as our target. **//Test 1//** http://i.imgur.com/qrarfOP.png Attempting to shoot the target using the **first** testbed (forward facing Beam Computer, downwards facing Missile Computer) While I (unfortunately) wasn't able to get a proper screenshot of this test, the missile was able to be fired successfully at first, only for it to suddenly disappear into thin air (or lack thereof? I dunno) after arching for a bit, not even managing to hit its target. Take note that I was able to replicate this at greater and lesser distances, including firing it on //point blank range// at the target at one point. **//Test 2//** http://i.imgur.com/o1QuAgn.png Shooting the target with the **second** testbed. (forward facing beam and missile computers) Was able to get a... somewhat proper screenshot this time around but, as you can see, everything worked here as it should, and I was able to hit the target (multiple times, in fact), as seen here: http://i.imgur.com/5RCF9iG.png Long story short, while normal forward-facing smart/lock-on missiles still worked, non-forward facing lock-onarcing missiles have been broken as all hell since the update.