CatzEye67

In my short experience with the Rift-S it's a case of turn settings down until you get performance you can live with. Using the Occulus Tray Tool and a PD of 1.6 my instruments look great but the stuttering is too much. 1.4-1.5 works for me but everything is that little bit less distinct. The map chosen also makes a big difference - Nevada is great for VR, the Channel map with all its myriad detail is much more challenging. That said, even with the limitations, there's no going back - it's VR all the way for me.

Hello everybody, I'm a recent re-entrant to the FS scene in the UK. My first flight sim was PSION Flight Simulator on the Spectrum followed by, amongst others, F15 Strike Eagle and Sublogic Flight Simulator on the Atari 800 and Falcon 4.0 on the Atari ST. I bought a PC specifically to play TFX, moving on to MS Flight Simulator, MS Combat Flight Simulator, Lock On. Then unfortunately I defected to consoles and flight sims went out the window. Invested in a gaming PC with a VR headset a year or so ago. Played a bit of WOT, found Xplane 11 - nice. I was recommended DCS and that was it. Then I played DCS with the VR headset and I realised that this was what I wanted right from the earliest days. It is truly AWESOME. Threading the needle of the top of the Burj al arab in a Mig-21 at near supersonic speed - MAGNIFICENT. I'm a child in a sweet shop - I need to get down and learn but I just want to keep trying different planes. My wife needs to hide my wallet. Not dipped in to mutliplayer yet but I'm sure it will come. Thanks Eagle Dynamics for the brilliant experience. It is truly the gift that keeps on giving.