I’m tempted to order MSFS via Steam, but will this add an extra layer of software for me to have to use to enable VR. I’ve always had Oculus up until now, and am unfamiliar with WMR devices, and the associated interface. Given that the Reverb has the MS seal of approval, I’m wondering if it will be more resource friendly if I can keep Steam out of the equation? Hoping the above makes sense, lol.

As it loads via a Launcher I'm pretty sure that will natively use WMR, seeing as support for other devices comes later then that kind of suggests it won't run through SteamVR when opened in Steam (otherwise a lot more headsets would've been made available at VR launch but they've stated WMR only), that's my take on it anyway.

Thanks Marc.  I think I’ll wait until VR support has been added before I actually purchase, as I don’t think I can bring myself to play “flat”, the more I think about it.

I had the same dilemma and i bough directly from Microsoft store no regrets everything worked out smooth. Installed how i wanted and where I wanted. I too didnt think i could go back to flat screen but it is pretty impressive worth a try IMO get familiar with it time comes when VR is here it won't be all new for you.

Thanks Andy. I actually bought it on day 1 direct from Microsoft. I’ve been using it a fair bit, and am very impressed so far.  Still waiting to see how easily the G2 integrates via WMR though. That’s my biggest concern. Oh, and whether my pc will cope 🤣

Edited September 1, 20205 yr by Bilbosmeggins

No reason to get the steamversion unless its cheaper.