JesterIsDead

this. My monitor and VR graphic settings are way different. This launcher can remember each settings.

Can we make missions load different maps? Do some time warp to land in the Arabian sea?

I can connect but staying connected is a huge problem. From watching real videos, I see the basket is a little sticky once connected- there is some degree of movement. In DCS, it separates too easily. The Tomcat has so much fuel that I don't ever need AAR on my missions. If I need to tank, it's just a few seconds to grab a few thousand pounds to get on the boat

use QVFR and it will make your cockpit clear

uncheck the PTC in oculus app and it will roll back to v62.

Yes, It wont be dynamic. You can adjust the view window

absolutely- i do this when i use VD on other VR games.

PD is 1.0

here is my system setting. You can even turn down texture to medium for more FPS. I use 72 Hz oculus link. I reduce the FOV to .85 using ODT/OTT. No supersampling (it's at zero).

I bought the Kuject cable to keep my headset charged but connecting is such a pain. I would have to redo the sequence each time I want to play DCS. Plug the charger to the Kuject, plug the USB C end to HMD, plug the USB 3 end to PC. This often requires rebooting of HMD and or PC. Anyone else experience this ? The only reason I use oculus link link now is for the FOV reduction. VD works great every time.

Odd. I have a Q3 with RTX4070 and i get 72 fps most of the time. I use PD of 1 and no oversampling. I use QVFR and playing with MSAA and DLAA. I ca share some exact setting tonight

that did it!

I played open beta and after the update to the 2.9.3.51704 version, my game wont load into VR. 2D is fine. Running quest 3 with link

Are FC updates only in stable version?

Play the Raven campaigns. You really get to know the Hornet and you will be sweating all the missions and some case III's. There are also some extraordinary events you have to perform in the Hornet. I felt the same way you did until the campaigns really stretched what you can do with the Hornet. Trust me, the first case III on a dark and stormy night makes you appreciate a boring jet!