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I was out of time (27 minutes remaining) so i secured a coastline path without bothering about most of the mines.
Lucky me it was not necessary to use the little path between the two minefields.
F35 stealth + weapon release close to target seems to be a good opening strategy against S-300.
It' so painfull to see a full cruise missiles raid to be intercepted by only one S-300 battery.
Admittedly I didnt transit the LCS but there didnt seem to be a whole lot of opposition left at that stage.
There are some formidable Sa-20 sites etc, but i'm pretty sure most were not radiating that often. One I managed to hit and it didnt actually fire.
I suspect you need some threat that can at least worry the player side. Whether some future unit can be added in I dont know. The date is fairly futuristic.
Alternatively you could limit some of the availaibility of the likes of TLAM?
The only other slight oddity is the Iranian AD import of the radar sites is showing on the player side as a detected group icon. That probably needs deleting, ie the icon itself only. I don't think the radars were set to radiate either as i dont think i picked up their emissions either. Its always possible with those radiating, or intermittently showing up the SAM's might offer more difficulty?