VRChat's Flight Simulators go WAY DEEPER than you think 

wait till you find out about DCS and War Thunder, both games can be used in VR

@@gunmasterx1164 As someone who played war thunder for 7 years i highly suggest no

@@riko9961 ok maybe war Thunder not so much but DCS is good

You should join Arrowhead. Small squad but good pilots within the Black Aces

"whats FOX 3??" lol. thats one of the toggle buttons for FUN

it is the oasis

Is it not already?

only 4 replies lol

This is the real metaverse !

​@@netshaman9918 The way I see it, it's BEYOND metaverse :D

I hang with her contemporaries on the reg & yeah

Usually it's just a guy with a voice filter

People like Phia show us that Journalism isn't quite dead. A glimmer of hope in these dark times of click bait and rumourmongering.

Man, I'm so tired of all vr chat avatars being women, what's up with people

@@kickapoo1390 We're programmed to like women. That is, us heterosexual guys and lesbian women.

Exactly! It's like Roblox x Newgrounds, in VR.

Now we just hope it doesn’t get shut down like flash did (knock on wood) 👀

@Levgame It almost certainly will at some point. We might be living in the golden age of VR. At least the worlds where you can watch literally anything for free will be...

what is the vrchat game called?

​@@Justsomerandomdude101 Not sure about the vrchat game but if you want a nice vr flight sim check out VtolVR. If you want a really realistic experience go with DCS but that requires a lot of computing power and hundreds of hours of studying as it's almost one to one the exact same thing with real life VtolVR is still realistic and provides an opportunity to easily get into military aviation which is great so I'd 100% recommend it. It's a great experience with a great community

boy oh boy do you need to try VTOL VR

@@slackgaming7152 or DCS

@@bobblejones nothing compares to dcs my man

There are so many buttons with DCs if you skip the tutorial people be stuck on the runway pushing buttons hoping one of them is turning the engine on very tough game to learn but after you learned it it's a good game

@@sharondamurray2577 I skipped all tutorials and took off perfectly fine on my first try lol

You might wanna look around the drifting/racing community.

100%, that and the Aircraft Carrier worlds, I would always Hop Into those and either work as flight deck crew or Hop in the UH-60.

Take a look to dcs world

Just buy DCS module lol

Or VTOL VR@@IonPerseus

What's yours?

You should try VTOL VR then. It's probably more difficult to learn, but closer to real experience from what real pilots say, and total newbie (like me before I started playing) can learn it using in-game tutorials.

@@Kondiqq i would of course want to one day, yet right now i don't have a VR headset and I'm saving up money to make a real pilot license but thanks for the tip anyways

@@jonascarva8032You’re becoming a pilot too? Nice bro, i started flight school like a month ago. Beware, it does take a long time before your first flight though

@@fIourine oh i wish i could become a pilot... sadly i don't have the funds (money) for that yet, but as soon as i will, i will go for it as it's my longest dream

@@jonascarva8032 Keep pushing and you’ll reach it brother! Come back to this thread in 1 year and tell me about your flights

Thank you for not being a flightsim elitist like ive seen in 80% of the comments

Its honestly sad to see how many sim elitists are in this comment section, they seem to have missed the entire purpose of the video…. Im glad you are not one of them

The translation is still up on my F-14 world! Thanks again for your contribution man!

Yes. They’re still there and still used for the prefabs if I’m correct. Arabian, Chinese, and a few others are there as well now too

come to practice

Yo it’s the pasta man him self

@@Its_Sane you can say it out loud

@@vrcfreccetricolori3362 Porco?

The community developing this stuff is incredible. You should also see the work that Varneon is doing for road vehicle simulation in VRChat. It got to the point that he had to start including the menu or mic icon in his preview videos, since people genuinely didn't believe it was still VRChat.

@@UnknownSquiddamn, love seeing this shit, feel like roblox and vr chat will be the future of videogames now

Theres a 737 flight simulator too, its insanely realistic but its simplified a bit for easier controls

Soon. Very soon.

Yes, there are many flight worlds, some have teams, but Test Pilots is a free for all.

You may want to look into DCS (Digital Combat Simulator)

They exist. 2v2s are a thing and a squadron level tournament (4v4 with the option to switch out pilots if possible) happened recently. Also an 8v8 world exists

I think the main barrier is just not everyone can handle VR due to motion sickness, so finding pros is a lot harder than for traditional games.

Thank you for being the one of few DCS players that can acknowledge Vrchat aviation, as a DCS player myself i can confirm that starting DCS is a scary experience.

I appreciate you for not being a DCS , Warthunder, VTOLVR Elitist. this comment section is full of them

The system that these planes use does simplify some of the crunchy bits that tend to turn folks away from flight sims. So if it's the pile of 'switchology' you didn't like, but did like the turn-and-burn side of things, than you likely would enjoy it.

VTOL VR is so friendly to just jumping in and playing coop missions or dogfighting

Dude imagine a VR mod for Freelancer. That would be cool. Closest thing we have is No Man's Sky I guess.

From a VrChat and DCS pilot this was one of the most informative comments i’ve seen❤

thank you for being constructive , rather than majority of this comment section being "just play DCS, VTOLVR, Warthunder" its cool to see people actually have something interesting to say

@@Model1928 the way I see it, we're in a bit of a dark age with flight sims, there's not enough variety. DCS, IL2 and War Thunder have monopolies on their chosen markets, and VTOL VR is in a niche all on its own. We need variety to spice things up a bit and get ED, Gaijin and 1C back on their toes. What I see here is a bunch of aviation enthusiasts getting creative and making their own fun because there's not that much out there that fits into this niche. The community is open and friendly. The barriers to entry are small (for those who already have a VR set) compared to DCS or IL2. And it seems to have that balance between being real enough to be a sim, but without being punishing, so it's still fun to the novice. DCS has a lot of barriers to getting into it. The modules are expensive and you've got to have a decent HOTAS and VR or head tracking. And then there's actually learning how to fly these planes, searching for tutorials on the Hornet and you'll find the Grim Reapers' tutorial play list is 100+ videos; Wags is at least 30+, and Spud does videos getting on for an hour long. It's intimidating. I'm still learning new things with the Hornet about 8 months after first flying it. Flying the Tomcat, I know how to fly it but I have much to learn, again even after a good couple of months of my friends teaching me. With IL2, again it's expensive to get into with the modules and the HOTAS. War Thunder is just cursed. I think the reason I still play it is insanity. The cost with War Thunder is either your dignity by buying premium or your time (and sanity) by grinding it out without premium (I did the latter because... Well I had nothing better to do during Covid lockdown XD). The guys I fly with now, we started flying on FSX when covid first started. We already knew each other as we were all in the same Air Cadets squadron, but we spent our evenings on FSX doing circuits, formation flying and some BFM with the Hornets (rule was we had to keep the HUD whisky mark over the target for 3 seconds). Yeah, we eventually went to War Thunder and then DCS when we had computers capable of running it, but what started it all was the fact that FSX Steam Edition was cheap as chips and our computers back then could run it. Does it really matter what Sim we use? No. What matters is the experience of coming together to have fun with others.

youd want more dcs han flight sim 2020 tbh

That was what I was thinking. I imagine that at some point VR-based flight sim lessons could be common, maybe FAA certified for certain aspects in the way in-person flight sim use is currently. Being able to hop into Xplane with a headset on, and an instructor sitting in the right seat virtually, talking through the flight and pointing things out where you can see their hands moving and they can gesture, use a knee board, etc, just as you do in normal instruction time, that'd be great! Getting a PPL is very expensive. Even if you have someone lending their instruction time and airplane for free, and you just have to cover gas, you're talking approx $50 per hour for 40 hours. So any sim time is win time in my book.

Holy heck what a video. So much fun to see someone go through all the fun aviation things that I went through, brought back so many memories. For soemone who only had a week to learn all this you did really well during the tournement.

What is the map that you guys did this on?

Yes I want that too