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00:00:00 – 00:07:40
The video, hosted by Andy, introduces VR flight simulators tailored for Oculus Quest 2 users, with a blend of independent and PC-required simulations. Key titles highlighted include:
– **Ultra Wings**: Available on the Oculus store, praised for its accurate control physics and arcade-style fun, playable on both Quest 2 and PC.
– **Air Brigade**: Accessible via SideQuest, offering realistic aerial combat with up to 14 planes like the F22 Raptor and SU-37 Terminator, complete with online dogfights and various gameplay modes.
For PC-based VR enthusiasts, the video discusses:
– **veto VR**: A dedicated VR simulator with realistic gameplay and detailed systems.
– **War Thunder**: An MMO featuring vehicles from WWII and the Cold War, noted for its photorealistic graphics.
– **Digital Combat Simulator World**: Celebrated for its authentic military aircraft simulations and detailed flight models, available for free.
Additionally, the video explores single-player flight experiences in a sophisticated simulator supporting real-world flying peripherals and offering extensive airport options and high visual fidelity. Microsoft Flight Simulator is also set to introduce VR functionality, promising enhanced visuals for Quest users. The video concludes with an invitation to explore more content.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the host, Andy, introduces various flight simulators available for VR enthusiasts, especially those using the Oculus Quest 2. He thanks his supporters and highlights the immersive experience of flying in VR, particularly with games that support hotas setups. The video covers:
– **Ultra Wings**: A game available directly on the Oculus store that combines arcade and flight simulation elements. It’s praised for its accurate controls and physics, despite its cartoonish style. The game is cross-buy, so it can be played on both the Quest 2 and PC without extra purchases.
– **Air Brigade**: A more realistic flight sim available through SideQuest, featuring up to 14 planes, including the F22 Raptor and SU-37 Terminator, and offering online dogfights, multiple game modes, and ongoing updates from the indie developer.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses VR flight simulators that require a PC to run. Firstly, “veto VR” is highlighted as a proper simulator built specifically for VR, with realistic gameplay, detailed systems, and user-friendly controls using Oculus Touch controllers. Next, “War Thunder” is introduced, an MMO with armored vehicles, ships, and aircraft from WWII and the Cold War. It supports VR and offers photorealistic graphics. Lastly, “Digital Combat Simulator World” is mentioned for its authenticity in simulating military aircraft and vehicles, praised for its detailed flight models, adjustable simulation levels, and being free to play.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the focus is on the experience of flying in a flight simulator without disruptions from other players. Users can fly various aircraft, from small Cessnas to Boeing 747s, across more than 13,000 airports globally. The simulator is favored by both casual users and thousands of pilots for training. It supports existing flying peripherals and offers impressive visual and audio details, particularly with the Quest 2 VR headset. Although the simulator is pricey, it provides a free demo via xplane.com. Additionally, Microsoft Flight Simulator is set to receive VR functionality by the end of the year, initially for the HP Reverb G2 and subsequently for other major VR headsets, benefiting Quest users with enhanced visuals and details. The video concludes with the creator inviting viewers to watch more content.