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Hey Greg! Thanks for watching "Do you find its easier than trackir in VR?": Yes and no - I don't have a lot of experience with TrackIR, however I would say that the big difference in my experience is between dogfighting and spotting when far away. I find it easier to spot and identify targets at longer distance while in TrackIR; however I find it a lot easier to dogfight in closer distances in VR as it feels very natural to manage your airplane and keep track of the bandit this way. "any tips on how with settings to make the enemy more visible": I haven't flown IL-2 in a good while (transferred over to DCS), however from what I remember I ended up needing to lower my resolution a little bit - as when I had my settings at high resolution in the headset, I did find it a lot more difficult to spot targets. It doesn't look as good; however the positive aspect is that you can crank up some of the prettier settings (4K textures, high resolution shadows, etc). Hopefully that helps!

@@NeatoSims What pc sepcs are you running now and with what hmd? I have a 4090 and am aero and can say now spotting is insanely good and probably way better than trackir. I honestly could not go back now to be completely frank. Playing with trackir just feels so bad once you got vr dialled in for flight simming. We just need headsets to become a little bit lighter and smaller like the beyond! Then we would have cracked it :) any vids on your recent dcs flights. I’m struggling to currently get it working in vr within my aero however it works ok in my pico 4

Thanks so much! At the time I was using the TM Warthog flight stick and throttle, and then also some Logitech rudder pedals - Since then I've swapped the stick out for a VKB Gunfighter III with an extension (couldn't be happier), and a set of MFG rudder pedals (couldn't be happier with these either!) - I kept the Warthog throttle because I love its action

IL-2 Sturmovik: Great Battles

Man when I watched that back for the first time I thought, "Uh oh... do I have issues!?" - So that's kind of nice to hear 😆 I also found it interesting that I only seemed to do it between combat and not during.. sort of like how the 'slow/steep climb' on a roller coaster is the peak of anxiety, as opposed to what it's like once you've dropped

You betcha!

@@NeatoSims what set up you have for this flight simulator??

@@frkop Back then I had: PC: Ryzen 7800 CPU and a RTX 2070 Flight gear: Thrustmaster Warthog stick + throttle and Logitech rudder pedals VR: HTC Vive Pro Nowadays I have switched to: PC: Ryzen 7800X3D with an RTX 3090 Flight gear: VKB Gunfighter III stick, Thrustmaster Warthog throttle (I love it and stuck with it), MFG Rudder pedals with the P-51 foot pedals + hydraulic damper, and a few other panels. VR: HP Reverb G2

Thanks, William! I'll have to check out those early IL-2 movies as well

@NeatoSims played it for near 12 years an still have good freinds around the world because of the sim. I loved the Russian stuff. On open servers we had a group that would only play russian bombers, we were called the Red Swarm lol. Skip bombing ships with the Tu-2 was one of my fave things, carried 3 x 2000 kg Bomba.

Sadly no.. IL-2 does not allow swastikas for legal reasons

Thanks! Sadly there is not an edited version - The 'camera man' is there so that viewers can see the control inputs, not so that the camera man exists in the footage. Luckily, only about 5-10% of the screen is occupied by this and there is no important information behind it that is visible throughout the footage.

Thanks, Dave! We try our best to stay WWII-period with our communications, but often in the heat of things it gets forgotten

Yes I agree - That is the nature of capturing from VR sadly - I would love to find a solution at some point as it bothers me as well!

The music is immersive as fuck what’re you on?

Yessir - Supermarine Spitfire MkXIV

@@NeatoSims Bad to the bone!

Thanks for watching! The title is actually regarding the pilot's (my) choices to stay in a fight, regardless of what potential harm that put the rest of the Squadron in. I have since worked on being more thoughtful in terms of 'is this kill worth it?' - however I thought that this flight was a great example of how a pilot can get carried away in the heat of battle!

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I had to do quite a bit of 'movie magic' to make that landing look remotely okay.. It was definitely not our finest Thanks for watching!

@@NeatoSims I was just joking, what stood out was the other spits, landing right in front, on the actual runway!

They had something to fight for.

Yea, very 'brave' to give your life and take life for a malignant, murdering, madman dictator.

@@steadyeddie7 Read more, watch less History Channel.

@@steadyeddie7a lot of the men didn’t know that at the time. There is a event called Denazification which was the allies forcing and showing the german population what Hitler and the riech actually did.

@@steadyeddie7 they did it for their country, genius

Thanks Eric! At the time I was using a Vive Pro (have switched over to a Reverb G2 since then) and my Alienware R12 pre-build specs are: CPU: 11900F GPU: 3090 32GB of RAM

He's sooo good at what he does

Hello from Sudbury, Ontario!

Thanks for watching! Re: the center-mounted stick; that is excellent advice, although since the time of making this video I have changed sticks (The VKB Gunfighter) with a stick extension - and I couldn't be happier with how it's set up! I would imagine that it looks painful twisting that short Warthog grip around in the video with it in the very center but I've been able to update my setup since then!

Who paid you to say this?

@@Jjazzfan Nobody, just listen with your ears if your have any

Thanks for watching! There actually was an issue with the head-tracking on this one; however it seems to be the nature of capturing VR footage on a flat screen that it amplifies the very fine movements of my head - I'm looking into something I could do with post-processing to mitigate this for future videos!