Not bad at all. I was worried AAMs on the intake pylons will have clearance problems with the landing gear. So, while Gripen E can carry 3 AAMs on the fuselage, MWF will carry 4. Plus, MWF will have 4 underwing stations dedicated for AAMs.
So most A2G loads, the MWF will be able to carry 4 BVR and 4 WVR, plus 3 fuel tanks and 2 CMs. So this the MWF surpasses Rafale's older configuration (9+2 and 10+2) where they had not opened up their outer pylons for any loads for a long the time. And matches Rafale's current configuration of 12+2.
In 10+2, Rafale can carry 2 tanks, 2 CMs and 6 missiles. MWF surpasses this.
In 9+2, Rafale can carry 3 tanks, 2 CMs and 4 missiles. MWF surpasses this.
After 2 pylons were opened up.
In 12+2, Rafale can carry 3 tanks, 2 CMs and 6 missiles. With 3 tanks and 2 CMs, MWF can also carry 6 missiles.
MWF has comfortably matched the Rafale's configuration. The only configuration where Rafale is ahead is in configurations which require the carriage of the LDP or recce pods. Then Rafale will get a 1 or 2 BVR advantage. But that's about it.
MWF utterly demolishes Gripen E in mission loadout.
Damn, had the MWF been designed for 8 tons of payload with a more powerful engine, our Rafale requirement would have dropped considerably. I hope they think of developing the N-MWF with the F110 and bring it up to a much higher standard.
The gun's been moved into the upper front fuselage, MKI style, so all's good on that front.