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Skybird · 05-23-19, 02:18 PM

Maybe no other game genre lends itself so easily to VR, than racing titles. Race sims and VR are made for each other. Beats triple-screen hands down, every time. Many drivers say about new race titles: no VR, no buy.

Take the cockpit immersion in AC1 - and square it. Then you have what it means to drive it in ACC.

AC1 has plenty of supreme mods, they just broke through the ten thousand barrier. You want Sol, and Crewchief for starters, these are must-haves. If you need help with choosing superior tgrackls over just very good tracks, ask.

Try Dirt Rally in VR, too. Raceroom also performs excellent in VR.

05-23-19, 02:18 PM	#3
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,500 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	Maybe no other game genre lends itself so easily to VR, than racing titles. Race sims and VR are made for each other. Beats triple-screen hands down, every time. Many drivers say about new race titles: no VR, no buy. Take the cockpit immersion in AC1 - and square it. Then you have what it means to drive it in ACC. AC1 has plenty of supreme mods, they just broke through the ten thousand barrier. You want Sol, and Crewchief for starters, these are must-haves. If you need help with choosing superior tgrackls over just very good tracks, ask. Try Dirt Rally in VR, too. Raceroom also performs excellent in VR. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.