Am I just not finding it? I think the forum should be arranged into categories of VR simulators and non-VR simulators to make it easier for newcomers who are interested in VR to be able to find all the related sims. 

Virtual Reality Simulators

- flyinside

- Aerofly FS 2

- DCS

Etc

Might as well since it appears VR is the way simulation is headed...as is all other gaming.

Edited November 6, 20196 yr by Flybynumbers

That's a strange category idea. I'm neither using VR in DCS nor in FS2.

3 minutes ago, FDEdev said:

That's a strange category idea. I'm neither using VR in DCS nor in FS2.

Then you are missing out. 🙂

Nope.

All of gaming is definitely not going towards VR. Not yet, anyway. 

18 minutes ago, Superdelphinus said:

All of gaming is definitely not going towards VR. Not yet, anyway. 

RPG's already...now we have guardian space to walk around in...sports, boxing, COD...GTA etc. Everything is better in VR. 

But anyway back to my original question...why no flyinside forum?

Edited November 6, 20196 yr by Flybynumbers

I am against such way of rearranging the forum.
As for Flyinside, i guess it's not much popular?

 

Also this is the wrong section to ask about this.

12 minutes ago, france89 said:

I am against such way of rearranging the forum.
As for Flyinside, i guess it's not much popular?

 

Also this is the wrong section to ask about this.

 

That's not why... they are one of the most popular sims for VR flying along with Aerofly and DCS...both of which have forums.

What does this have to do with MSFS20?????

1 hour ago, Flybynumbers said:

That's not why... they are one of the most popular sims for VR flying along with Aerofly and DCS...both of which have forums.

DCS and probably Aerofly have a higher number of users than Flyinside, with and without VR. Hence why i think Flyinside is not here because it's not much relevant regardless of VR use

1 hour ago, Flybynumbers said:

RPG's already...now we have guardian space to walk around in...sports, boxing, COD...GTA etc. Everything is better in VR. 

But anyway back to my original question...why no flyinside forum?

RPG maybe, without the ‘s’. Virtually none of the major aaa games to come out in the last 18 months have offered VR (and in the few that have, it’s been some parlour game spin-off to the main game) and I can’t think of any of the main sports games that have VR in them? 

2 hours ago, Superdelphinus said:

RPG maybe, without the ‘s’. Virtually none of the major aaa games to come out in the last 18 months have offered VR (and in the few that have, it’s been some parlour game spin-off to the main game) and I can’t think of any of the main sports games that have VR in them? 

Sad but true. After a very long wait, the PC version of RDR 2 was finally released a few days ago, but no VR on the PC platform either. The rumor persists that the Sony PlayStation 5 will have a high quality VR headset and that a number of PS4 games might be remastered to support VR on the PS5. Of course, we're talking about a release date for the PS5 as being holiday season 2020. 🙄

The flyinside forum is here.

https://forum.flyinside-fsx.com/

then go to support, scroll down to forum.

Edited November 6, 20196 yr by christb
additional info.

5 hours ago, france89 said:

DCS and probably Aerofly have a higher number of users than Flyinside, with and without VR. Hence why i think Flyinside is not here because it's not much relevant regardless of VR use

I guess it's because they have their own forum as mentioned.

Edited November 7, 20196 yr by Flybynumbers

5 hours ago, Superdelphinus said:

RPG maybe, without the ‘s’. Virtually none of the major aaa games to come out in the last 18 months have offered VR (and in the few that have, it’s been some parlour game spin-off to the main game) and I can’t think of any of the main sports games that have VR in them? 

https://www.vrandfun.com/master-list-of-all-of-the-upcoming-aaa-caliber-vr-games/

As far as sports; rather than the old majors, VR seems to be spawning new vr specific franchises with titles such as Creed and others, as well as expanding its already successful inroads into racing and obvious candidates for VR such as golf, tennis, etc.

If there is a stumbling block right now, it's how to transfer the old 2D concepts into a satisfying 3D Counterpart.