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Flight sim people are on another level
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Very cool but you can have the entire cockpit to detail in VR, with a fraction of the cost.
Without the tactile experience.
I would take full VR cockpit immersion over office desk setup with fancy buttons any day. Reaching over and flipping a switch in VR that while not physical, it often has a little feedback and for me, that makes it all feel real.
Yep it's awesome also to see everything in 3D first person, when you're flying a plane and stuff
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I can make do without the tactile in most places but a good force feedback controller for setting trim would be sooooo nice.