It looks great in VR except the markers around planets and waypoints and such are huge and disturbingly noticeable. I'd like to see just a dot or two at the target for VR users, not that big ring that basically obscures the planet. I believe you can turn off the HUD, but you need the HUD, you just don't need that large arcade style marker floating around in space with the others. Just show the planets, I'll figure it out.
Glorious
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Are you talking about orbit lines? Turn them off unless you need them.
I think he's referring to the target reticle. They're no bigger than on 2D but in VR they do get in the way sometimes. Useful for combat though at that size.
I should really stop ready this forum. Now I think I need to order a buttkicker.
The buttkickers are the best! I have two BK lfe mini's bolted to my cockpit and powered by a 600w car amp. IMO, they are a must for vr immersion.
I am playing Elite in VR for a year now and i can´t even think about playing it on a monitor anymore.
A decent transducer is on top of my list for sure. I play Elite and Project CARS almost exclusively, besides some experiments and demos, that come my way.
Looking at how you describe your experience, i am even more eager to get the transducer as soon as possible now.
Have you tried Assetto Corsa?
it may be that racing sims are more immersive...but I'm personally a much bigger fan of space sims rumble of the engine, rumble of weapons firing, feels extremely satisfying. only thing I don't like is the rumble from my music going along. As far as splitting audio and sound to rift/kicker, very easy with free software.
rumble of the engine, rumble of weapons firing, feels extremely satisfying. only thing I don't like is the rumble from my music going along. As far as splitting audio and sound to rift/kicker, very easy with free software.