kissTheSky

Hear hear.

Grand Prix Legends (1998)

Thanks for the update. I hope there will be a P-38 added to the plane set at some point for late war land based campaigns.

Oh, I knew that. I was just trying to say, once the never ending beta of VU is concluded, there might be new players having waited on the wings, no pun intended, for so long.

I may show up if VR update shows up (ever). I’ve never played CloD. Purchased it to support TF while they worked on VR as soon as they announced Tobruk along with VR. Not an action I will care to repeat. Not complaining, just that I see their “kickstarter” effort on VR a failure and don’t care to support another failure.

Cheers. I’ll join with a bit of (to fit the theme) Hatozaki Japanese single malt whisky. 🥃

Ooooooooooh, so this is like a drinking game then…….

I’m still yet to watch the practice and qualifiers. Luckily peacock streaming keeps them archived up to a month.

And also with you.

Badum tsssss, 🥁 “You should have seen the other……. tree.” Thank you! I’m here all week, tip your waiters!

An investor perhaps.

Ok, I’ve found the finger mounted clicky thing. https://forum.dcs.world/topic/186758-pointctrl-finger-mounted-vr-controller/

Not all ;)…. Right across (and I mean right across) from these (the above German planes). Sadly, these too are mostly the sole surviving samples of their respective models. Setting these planes right under Enola Gay must’ve been purely coincidental.

Unfortunately, to the winner(s) the spoils go. As luckily as I feel that I can go see these whenever I want, I also feel sad that they’re not at a museum at their native land.

I don’t have a clickable cockpit game, but it feels somewhat counter intuitive to me to let go of the stick and grapple with the mouse to click on a region in the cockpit. (Unless you’re lefty, or, you can use a mouse setup to be lefty). if I remember correctly our dburne (RIP) had a finger attached clickers that can be used for clickable cockpits, but don’t remember the name of the product.