I realise that my opinion won't change anything.
Elite Dangerous (and Horizons) are the only reason for me to even own any of the VR hardware I've used. Including graphics cards and VR head sets. I've spent hundreds of euros simply to enjoy the immersion of VR. It was always said that Elite Dangerous was made with VR in mind. Saying that it's only keyboard and mouse based is bending the truth. Spending all that money on VR has been worth it. Before the announcement of Odyssey I was even on the cusp of paying an additional amount of up to 550 euros for a new Oculus Rift S headset. Now, I've abandoned that idea. Unless I can convince myself to keep playing Elite

angerous Horizons, but I'm sure it will go the way of Elite

angerous. It will work, but it will become increasingly obsolete. So I have to choose between VR and Odyssey and its "space legs".
I understand that VR in an FPS-like environment is a whole different beast and would most likely not work for me. But I feel it's a bit unfair removing VR support altogether. Because when I'm not using my space legs, I could still be enjoying my VR flying in space. I would still have a justification for having spent so much money on my VR hardware. Switching between VR and non-VR would save the game for me. "Not supported at launch" is understandable but not enough to build on.
It seems like Frontier is afraid to make promises. For fear of making a false promise they offer a lack of information. No information is no promise and no false hope. But I've spent more money on Elite and VR than I care to admit. I've pledged. I've promised. My money is my pledge. Now it's your turn Frontier. Please tell my I spent my money wisely and my promise wasn't in vain.
Thank you.