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So the more I think it would be here 90 FPS in VR :D. See Mathias spec for Condor2: So I think its only implementation in engine. I don't get expect any performance issues with WoA with VR mode. I use mostly VR i P3D and works great for me. For IL-2/DCS stable 45 fps what is good for WMR VR. Fingers crossed for the future :).

Thx for those shots, looks very promissing. Im waiting for VR mode, WMR for sure (dont. want back to flat 2D screen ). If you need me in the future for VR mode testing I will be ready.

Ok, thx for reply. Pls think about VR users too (in the future) :). Looks nice for VR experiance (like DCS, MSFS, P3D, IL-2). If you want and need more skins for this Wilga, your Team can use it.

Hi Mathijs! Looks great and is it competitor for Condor? What is important for me, does it support VR also? I fly VR only from the long time ....

New version is released! http://en.shop.aerosoft.com/eshop.php?action=home&shopfilter_category=Flight+Simulation&s_design=DEFAULT&s_language=english

Wow, Thank You Octopus & Aerosoft! Finnally for spring . Beta test will be available?

Amazing and CRG for this idea!

Sorry I know, I know, difficult language but I finished the big text (in the last week) about Aerosoft Antarctica X as the new review of this scenery. Original link: http://yoyosims.pl/F...ntarcticaX.html (Polish) If You want You can try to use Google Translator: http://translate.google.com/translat...n&hl=&ie=UTF-8 (I dont know quality but see mistake with opening shots) I put too many screenshots. Time for coffe or something better...

Yes, very nice, id like to test Aerofly too but only dvd version in the store.

Thx for opinion. Its nice to read this.

And Last time I noticed something like this in one place: (good process of instalation and activation).

I spent many hours over this Bornholm: http://en.shop.aeros..._design=DEFAULT Everything is ok for me and no problems like Yours. Perhaps no activation or problem with registry of scenery.

Free model of C-47 : "This Navy R4D-5L was the first aircraft to land at the South Pole on 31 October 1956. The name Que Sera Sera (What will be will be) was a tribute to the title of a song sung by Doris Day in Alfred Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much. "

Nice! Id like to have "flyable" snow scooter for Antarctica too. Now only trip by food .

Agree in TOTAL !