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If you like space sims its the best VR title out at the moment (check out the X-Wing Alliance VR mod). You do need a flight stick / Hotas or gamepad though.
However, I find the dogfighting extremely disappointing. Most missions you are surrounded by MANY enemies, it's all very fast and just turns into a game of chase the red dots around and hope for the best. It's like trying to play Doom Eternal in VR with a HOTAS. I really want to like this game, but I am so disappointed. Maybe multiplayer is better, but I haven't tried it. I'm reaching the end of the campaign, and I'm just not enjoying it at all. I think I'm about to give up as it's just not fun.
It runs perfectly well for me on a Quest 2, 1080 ti, I think medium settings. ASW kicks in ocassionally.
Is it just me or do the people in the briefings / hangars look too small? The scale seems off.
And is there a manual anywhere? There is a lot going on, lots of keybindings, many of whose functions are not obvious, to me at least.
Then I remembered one dude saying the game was made for 60 fps/Hz - maybe for 2D - and got the idea of trying 120 Hz. That was awesome - game now seems as smooth as it can be using 2 x 60 fps in 120 Hz. And I could now set all settings to Ultra. With the i7 7700K and GTX 1080 I had to lower shadows and volumetric lighting/fog (or whatever that volumetric setting is called, lol).
With the GTX 1080 I could not sustain 60 fps res 150% (res 100% looks bad, you need 150% or better with the Index) - but probably close to 50 fps, with the RTX 3090 I can use Ultra settings and even push res to 200%. Maybe more, but res 200% seems like the sweet spot in most games, also it seems that SteamVR isn't fond of me trying to push res 300% - I often get the error of the res slider disappearing when pushing res 300% and then I'll need to restart SteamVR to get it back.
The game was a mind-blowingly awesome experience with the big fov, 120 Hz and res 200%. I don't recall ever having experienced anything close to this in a cockpit. No matter what happened is was smooth 60 fps all the way. This is by far the "Tie Fighter" I've been dreaming about since 1994.