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Nice!!

Lol... don't think they need reminders. They are always 3 steps ahead of what we are thinking. Complexities are a real thing!

That backseat is amazing! Never thought I would see this type of quality in a simulation... can only imagine what the next 5 years will bring.

This is the type of review that gets me motivated to fly VR again.

Lol :)

“Horns/EDIT: I should have asked: Are you agreeing that the customer doesn’t necessarily know what they will initially receive beyond the short description of EA on the E-shop when they consider whether to buy a module in EA?” I certainly cannot determine what every customer understands or believes on these forums. If early access is an option for us to play a module in its early state as explained in the EA, then why are some determined to not make this concept work for them, while others are? I can tell you this; I am excepting of the value, risk and complexities involved in early access, some may not. I have given the responsibility to myself and only myself which determines whether I purchase anything from ED or anyone else. I feel that ED has done their part explaining the given opportunity of playing early incomplete modules with bugs, scope and technical challenges moving forward. The real F-18C took 6-8 years to develop with a cost of $70 mil per unit, while ED’s early access almost identical software version has taken 3-5 years to develop with a purchase price of $80.00, not including pre-sales… I’m willing to experiment with this new idea and business model of early access and trust that ED and company will do their best to deliver and make them work. Go with the understanding that early access will not work for everyone, but for many the idea of getting their hands on an early access module is nirvana, thus benefiting both the customer and seller.

Very nice!

Early access is a business model, plain and simple… remember through all the passion and excitement of DCS the underlining business is to sell things. Although I truly believe DCS is also in the business to satisfy their customer base. The business model shows that many of us are passion driven and will purchase early access modules anyway while not demanding perfection, allowing the developer a huge test base over whatever time needed to complete, while putting up with the occasional complaints. The terms of this however can be highly subjective to many customers… understanding the complexities involved at this scale of development, missing features bugs etc. is vital… It’s your choice whether to purchase or not, you must be disciplined in the decision, not the developers.

Great vid!

Nice work!

Very similar here… have a rift, use it from time to time but a lot less now. Waiting for the next best thing… ordered the Odyssey + then canceled because it was an impulse buy thinking it may be a little better. Now waiting for the next significant VR product that will truly make a big difference… so I wait to see what 2019 will bring.

Great review!!!

Happy Holiday's everyone from Los Angeles, California, USA!! Love being part of a great community here!

Perfect creative direction with the music on this video! Very powerful… I think this one fleshes out the emotional stimuli!

+ 3 Bring on Fallon!

Now that's the review I wanted to hear!! Thx for posting!

Almost everything mentioned is probably being worked on or part of future development... weekly updates = 52 updates a year, give or take. Talk about a business working for its customers!! I'm just enjoying the ride!

Incredible!!! Well done!!

Fantastic!!

First day, bug free or not!

Thanks Jose!! Looking forward to future updates!

Looking forward to it...thx!

Agree! Looks pretty sharp and smooth! I'm on the verge of ordering one... waiting for a few on this forum to post their results.

Wonder how many backers here are sticking with the 8K version?

You actually have the plus version? I'm excited to hear your opinion when you have it up and running.