Origineel geplaatst door KnightoftheAbyss:

The VR issue maybe something different. There have been known issues with older versions of software for some VR systems. EAC has largely fixed these, so

:) I'll get used to it. Just wanted to know if I could separate those two controls.
Main reason for asking was for VR. As in 1st person cockpit view it would be nice to be able to turn more gently left

for my team. The VR is because it adds a level of realism that I truly enjoy. I am disabled now and my days of climbing communication towers and rough playing with the kids are over. With War thunder
and the Vive I, for the time i'm in game, can forget about my new limitations. I worked hard and played hard all my life and for that there is a price, lol. The explanation of the VR by the way was for

Origineel geplaatst door CMDR Emotions:

If you want to use VR get a proper joystick, throttle and peddle setup and go play air sim. You need peddles to even take off in Sim without running off the

relying on sight, where wot relies on a camouflage system.

War thunder can be a simulation, if you use stuff like flight sticks, vr headsets. It has more ground to be a simulation. Wot is too cartoony made

video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4jVVA4SYpw&index=3
In here I did every step what he told me to do. I installed Steam VR, but when I open it I get an popup that says it isnt working. I tried to

around 50-70c at most, putting them in line with for example a 13900k's temperatures in gaming.

(2 decades of experience building and OC'ing PC's with 4K+VR)

Use HWinfo to find exact temperatures for

. Head Trackers are a nice option, TrackIR is about $250. I fly VR with a Quest 2 ($300 USD at the time) but I fly with people that are using a PiMax ($1000 +).

It is more of how much effort you want to

Origineel geplaatst door chadaho75:

. ...snip....Then IL2 will be playable with VR. The only thing wrong with that game so far is the controls to look around. Hence the need for VR. ...snip [/quote]
Actually, you don't, TrackIR works fine in combat Flight sims. Same as WT, Arma and all IL-2s.
Not quite as immersive as VR, but it works without the performance Penalty of VR.

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some level of entertainment value fighting off a fighter. Use VR if you want a bit of extra joy. Just try to ignore the childish Atari level 3D cockpit design.