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I think all FC3 aircraft are fantastic and it would be nice to have them with a clickable cockpit. The F-15 is still in service but so are F-16, F-18, A-10 etc. The same goes for excellent planes like the Mig-29 or the various Sukhoi. Before creating new modules from scratch it would be nice to have these in advanced version while keeping the simplified version for new simmers.

Thanks, I believe in the DCS project and I consider it as the best project in the world of military simulation. I realized that there are different settings for Monitor and VR despite having powerful hardware. To get the most out of this fantastic simulator it would be perfect to have dual user configuration callable with a click. Not being a programmer I can only give a personal suggestion to the ED Team. I think it would be a valid option for all those who fly both with monitors and with VR. :thumbup:

My little tip for DCS World. In the graphic settings we have different parameters that change both for hardware power and for personal taste from user to user. I fly both with a 34” monitor and VR. We have 3 Presets available for the monitor solution (low - medium - high) and a Preset for the VR solution. Normally a user starts from a Preset and then changes something between the various parameters. It could be interesting to implement 2 User Presets. One for use with the monitor and one for VR. The user could start from a default Preset and then save his “User Preset”. So when the user uses the monitor or the VR he will press the virtual button relative to his settings. What do you think about this option? :)

Yes... great news today.. only few hours.. Thank You ED & GA... I’ll be on YouTube at that time.. :thumbup:

Great job as always.. thank you for your support with these wonderful guides [emoji106] Inviato dal mio iPhone utilizzando Tapatalk

Sad news... :( RIP Patryk..

Bought... me too!! The Viper is not in question.. every Simmers should have it in the virtual hangar.. Decision to buy it taken in a second.. :thumbup:

Great news ... yes... Inviato dal mio iPhone utilizzando Tapatalk

Thank you for these informations and suggestions. I really appreciate your support that is at the highest level how DCS World is among simulators. So the decision is taken for me.. I don’t have a VR now, but I’ll have one in the next weeks. Considering we are in the first days of april I’ll stay tuned and I’ll check the informations you all are writing. When we will arrive in the middle of may I’ll buy my VR keeping in my mind to create a balanced system between my PC and my VR goggles. Done this I’ll appreciate more and more the masterpiece created by ED and other partners. I hope we will continue to update the news of VR world. :thumbup:

So, is correct to say that in the next 2 months we all should stay tuned on news from these VR devices? Any other to put in list? - Oculus Rift S - HTC Vive - HP Reverb - Samsung Odyssey - Pimax 5K

Yes I agree with You, John Hargreaves, I think in the next days we can update this discussion with news from the market. I confirm that are great days for flight simulation world. The upgrade of DCS from 1.5 and 2.0 to arrive to 2.5 is something incredible. Now that GPUs can help us to have a great simulation experience and DCS World is upgrading each week I think the VR is now a must. The next 2 months a lot of products will be released. So we have to stay tuned. I've tested VR with other products some time ago but when I tried DCS in VR, last week, was simply without words. Opening my eyes and finding myself inside an F-18 in a Carrier, real dimensions, the cockpit around me, Persian Gulf around me.. everithing was incredible. The same second I saw all this I decided to buy a VR goggle. So thank You to all for the support in this VR evolution. :thumbup:

Copy! When we talk about HP Reverb VR we mean this? My budget for VR is from $ 400 to $ 600 but if I find a real best option I can even go upper with price. In my VR test what my eyes has seen is priceless if compared to the emotions. So in the next days I’ll look for news about VR and I’ll keep my credit card with “Master Arm” in the ON Position.. ;-)

Ok.. the timing for buying a VR device is may as I imagined. So from now to that period we should look for as much informatioms as we can. Above all we need to know the relative PC hardware for the 3 best VR options.

Yes, 1440p but LCD, that has RGB subpixel pattern, and gives sharper image than other panels with 1600p but PENTILE OLED displays, like Oddysey or VIVE PRO. :thumbup:

Very interesting what are You writing. So to better understand let's imagine that no other products will be released in the market. What kind of option do You thing is better for DCS? Just to let me see and read the product specifics. So We know in the next 2 months will be released some products and we should see what the market will offer. In hte case of Oculus Rift S I've seen it's a 2.560x1440 resolution. It is correct?

Yes.. I planned to wait till the end of may to buy a VR goggles but only if interesting products will be released. Not beyond may.

First of all thank You for Your message CERCATA. :thumbup: Well I only have simulators in my PC. I own almost all Modules of DCS World. I prefer combact flight simulators. I use even X-Plane 11 but only for small civilian airplanes, just to try the experience I can fly even in real world. I use even ArmA 3 but this is a "land simulator" not a "flight simulator". I spend a lot of time in DCS wich is my favourite SIM and a priority for me. I use TM Warthog with it. My PC is a top one from Asus ROG with a 8 Gb GPU Card. However if it couldn't work with VR I'll upgrade it for sure. In the 34" monitor solution I use high settings for every option in DCS and I have always FPS between 40 and 100 FPS. In my VR test I noticed the same thing You say in the last part of Your message. But my experience is not too much in VR expecially in settings. For sure I'm not a gamers but I'm a simmers. My personal policy is the same of DCS World... that is try to emulate the real life of this wonderful world.

Hi to everyone.. till today I've flown with a monitor + TrackIR solution. A great 34" monitor with 144-165 Hz and G-Sync. Now I'm ready to buy a VR goggle, I tried it and it's simply amazing. In one word You are NOT looking at DCS in a monitor.. You ARE IN DCS. :pilotfly: I've heard something about Oculus Rift S that is almost out, probably in few days. The actual RIFT is out of stock in the web site. So is this a great products according to Your opinion? Any other option? Suggestions? I have no experience in VR so I ask for more informations... the only one thing I know is that I'll buy absolutely for sure a VR goggle in the next few days.. :thumbup:

Really incredible! Even the sounds from this cockpit and module are incredibly immersive. In this video we can ear them... pumping up the volume the sounds are impressive! Thank to "RedKite" for this video:

Amazing video and Module! I've bought F-14 as soon as it has been released for pre-purchase, finally it will land on my DCS World. A very special thanks to Nicholas and to all Heatblur Team for this great product. I've seen this video 3 times... always the same emotion! Today is a great day for the world of "Combat Flight Simulators". :thumbup:

Awesome "office"... ETA 13/03/19... :thumbup:

Yesssssss....... :thumbup:

Yes.... :pilotfly:

F/A-18 is a multirole aircraft and it can execute mission taking off both from the sea and from land. In DCS the main objective is to recreate (simulate) the real life of a pilot. So we can imagine to make some practise and training with different weapons in Nevada (as in real life) and when ready going in mission in Persian Gulf. I like all maps because You can try differnt places and solutions for each mission. I use Normandy Map only with IIWW aircrafts because of the storical Map. I use all other aircrafts in Nevada, Caucasus and Persian Gulf Map. :thumbup:

I hope to download my F-14 module ASAP.. Wonderful Aircraft! :pilotfly: A real masterpiece! :thumbup: