controlling cocpit dashboard, just engine rads,pitch, and mixure.

Now would be fun tho go threw all this manualy, but to take off and land, and go in close combat would take a lot more time. + in VR I will

. "Launch Manual Game Update"
3. "Launch War Thunder in Steam VR Mode"

The second option should take you to Gaijin's launcher (launcher.exe in WT's folder).

There are ways to set some settings via the

thunder's single player mode is I'd hate to think of how bad it would be for a VR only game. [/quote]
"So guys, today we are flying the P-51, defending a formation of B-17s."
*every other P-51 breaks off

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Yeah thats kinda my deal with warthunder.... i like to use VR and Hotas and flying a plane in RB or AB annoying. Everyone has a

particular leading to it having been renamed as an inside joke: The Yakmarine 38.

PS: I know the video is for VR set ups but it has some nice info in it and the set up in settings is a similar enough process

argument... i know who the crying kid is from this.

you entirely either missed the point or have chosen to ignore it.
realism within reason. it is a GAME, not a full blown VR simulator. if you are going to

chosen to ignore it.
realism within reason. it is a GAME, not a full blown VR simulator. if you are going to go down the "it is tagged simulation/realistic therefore it has to be accurate":

-Tanks... no

how to manage the pitfalls you described, not commenting on your skill level. I played AB for years and now I play mostly RB unless I feel like having faster paced gameplay. I'm using VR in Sim as well

as well in Sim. The auto fly/level feature at least. I do not touch Sim air without my joystick and VR headset, it's just fun for me and it's really the only way I can actually perform. But bombers can

play it, use the Manual Launcher, or enable VR mode. By selecting Manual Game Update, Steam will launch the native launcher, which will then update the game if necessary, and allow you to press play