Even after playing with the sensitivity settings I could never get it to feel smooth so that aiming and turning wasn’t extreme pain. Not only are there a ton of buttons you’ll need to have access to, way more than there are on any VR controller, but the joysticks are way too sensitive to control your vehicle with. You have to use a mouse and keyboard or joystick to control the game. It is practically impossible to control your vehicle in land, air, or sea with them. The first thing I’ll say about VR War Thunder is that you should get rid of any notion of using your VR controllers to play it. This setup should work for any VR Headset or HMD that you have. I’ll also be sitting in a chair right in front of my mouse and keyboard, so a setup using an Oculus Link Cable is just as viable to play War Thunder VR. I’m not a master War Thunder player by any means, but I’ve played it a bit before on flat screen and know my way around the game.Īs for my setup, I’ll be using Meta Air Link to stream the game to my Oculus Quest 2. You’ll see from the vehicles that I’ll be using that I’ve played it a little before. Feel free to come back here if combining War Thunder and VR still sounds interesting after the review and you’d like to set it up for yourself.įirst let’s talk a little about how we’re gonna do this.
After that I’ll also talk about a little background on the game in case you’re totally unfamiliar with it.
Here we’re going to go over how to play War Thunder in VR so that it’s comfortable and looks as nice as we can get it. If you want to get to the actual review, skip ahead to the “Land Battles” Section below.
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