IL-2 moves into Caucasus ! and its looking great !
Source: Developer Diary - Page 4 - Announcements - IL-2 Sturmovik Forum
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I hope they add VR support soon!
And…I know I sound like a broken record…I hope they will make a RoF2…!
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they are really stepping up the game 
So if the new DCS Normandy map has ‘historical modes’, where things like trains/units either look modern or period-setting (1944 etc) depending on a setting, won’t it be ironic (in the non-morissette way) if the DCS 2.5 Caucuas map also works like that. That way we’ll have two new Caucasus maps being able to be set in 1944 released in a similar timeframe - what are the chances?
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never knew that they gonna have that kinda settings … but it most deff interesting me 
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Ditto. VR support is pretty much mandatory for me. Until then, Il-2 BOS, CLOD, ROF and F4-BMS are all going to sit idle next to DCS.
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(VR and a Dynamic Campaign form the Zoot and Dingo in my Quest for the Holy Grail. Thank you,@MBot, for the DC’s in DCS!)
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VR Support can not come soon enough IMHO
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Was curious where the DCS World and IL2 Kuban map overlap.
From this. Developer Diary - Page 4 - Announcements - IL-2 Sturmovik Forum
…we very roughly we get this overlayed with DCS Caucaus:
The procedural tech on those examples looks great. It’ll be interesting to compare the Sochi area where the mountains get bigger.
EDIT: Better overall comparison from DCS 1.5.7, with the ‘mountain areas’ of DCS show where the details starts/ends (very roughly)
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What an exciting time! Got CoD but haven’t really given that a proper go. I should get Stalingrad soon I suppose.
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CoD is so hit and miss with whether you can get it to work. I went through all the steps to get the TeamFusion stuff working and it still crashed on me all the time. I ended up giving up on it, sadly.
just for the record…
IL-2 BOS BOM or BOK are standalone and merged in the same time … sounds funny but i will explain … It means that if u get for example BOM (Battle of Moscow) u will be able to fly the planes in that campaign (list is on il-2’s website) but it doesnt mean u wont be able to fly online on the Stalingrad map or the Kuban, but u wont be able to fly on those maps in singleplayer. all though if u buy them all then u will be able to merge em all togather and fly on every map u have
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So, multiplayer = everyone gets everything. singleplayer = what you buy?
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More or less like in Rise of Flight…
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exactly
From Han
"_Hello Everybody,
Another productive week has passed. We achieved a good progress in implementing VR devices support via Open VR API - HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. Both devices work in our sim already - visuals work, their parameters are being adjusted and possible performance optimizations are being researched. We used a certain approach to interact with existing user interface in VR environment conveniently. We’ll start beta testing of the VR sub-system in the nearest future and it’s planned to make Open VR support available to public in March.
At the same time, He-111 H-16 and Fw 190 A-5 development is almost finished and we’ll start their beta testing this weekend (they will be released in 2-3 weeks). As we mentioned in our previous Dev Diaries, these planes turned out to be quite interesting. Meanwhile, the next Battle of Kuban planes are entering the development phase - today we can show you our first WIP screenshots of the A-20B bomber. This aircraft is going to be the most expensive in production for us, but it should also be among the most interesting planes_
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Source: https://forum.il2sturmovik.com/topic/168-developer-diary/?p=443482
wish i could get a computer that would support VR xD … well i can im just too cheap when it comes to VR 
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That’s exciting. Very interested in this.
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for those who already have il-2 BOS and want BOM you should have 40 % off on BOM 
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