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The tech news site Ars Technica mentioned DCS World in an article about what people are doing during the lockdowns. The author of the section describes flying the F-14 in VR as " injecting an entire lifetime's worth of '80s wish fulfillment directly into my veins."

 

The article also links to the "Free For All" video.

 

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/04/the-games-getting-us-through-covid-19-blocks-animals-whatever-death-stranding-is/

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Oh wow that's a rarity, thanks for sharing.

 

Props I guess, can't deny it ... quite surprising tho as Ars Technica is a huge politically-colored Silicon Valley mouthpiece, so my enthusiasm ends quickly after the DCS paragraph :P

 

You can see around they have a weird article almost forgiving/apologizing the COV19 for "bringing us closer to the robot future" ... that's just how obsessed tech-nerds have become.

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