i have msfs 2020,24 vtol vr so have a good basis for a review. i think this fits between msfs 2020 and vtol vr .as this is optimised for vr frame rate is great at solid 80 fps latency 77. msfs is more visually realistic but thats what drops the frame rates, so its worth the drop to have a great flying eperience like is ,all the switches work mfd , hud et. are crystal cleal.
i would like more realistic traction on run way as it slides all over . and rain would be nice . caters for tm , vkb controllers. ui is very easy to use. all in very good vr flight sim

For context, I fly a Cessna 172 and various small general aviation aircraft's on a daily basis. I use this simulator primarily in VR to simulate spatial disorientation - which is very comparable (in VR) to real flying. I also use this simulator with a Logitech yoke with rudders. I prefer this simulator over MSFS 2020/2024 (in VR), because it functions more as a simulator and less like a game in my opinion.

My only complaints that I have for this simulator is the inclinometer and rudder inputs. When turning in the Cessna 172 (in the simulator), the inclinometer and turn coordinator do not need much rudder - even with rudder assist turned off. In a real airplane, the rudder inputs are usually much stronger and noticeable, especially when in slow flight, in a heavy, clean configuration. The only time I have noticed the inclinometer fluctuating for a turn slip, is when the turn is greater than 30 degrees bank. I have much to explore still and will experiment around and see if this can be adjusted manually.

The elevator trim is also not configured well. When adjusted to takeoff, the yoke (even without the Logitech yoke I use), is aimed way to high. This is an easy fix. By adjusting the trim tab and have the pitch down slightly on take off, it helps keep the airplane's climb rate on Vy or Vx. Otherwise, it will climb way to high on takeoff and you will have to push the yoke in more.

This is a very basic flight simulator, when it comes to dealing with weather. There is little to no manual adjustment for pressure and density altitude, or various inversions at different altitudes.

The wind adjustment, does not show the speed in knots, or MPH, but only by "strength". It would be incredibly helpful to add a gauge to the wind, when adjusting the weather settings. The same goes with adjusting the cloud height in altitude.

I give this a recommend, because out of all flight simulators that I have used for VR, this one by far is the most accurate representation and plays smoothly.

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I would like to sincerly apologise to crashing into a tower