I’ve not figured out something to gift myself. (Particularly since I just bought the M2000C and Nevada last week…)
I’m sure it will be a flight sim module or hardware of some sort. Are those new video cards on any kinds of father’s day sales at the moment? Now might be a good time to invest some cash in this rig of mine…
Yeah, but that’s how I got into this situation in the first place…
The day is usually 50% me thinking, ‘well I should really get my Father something’ and the other part my kids tending to worry about the same. The circle of life right there…
im still thinking bout getting those 2 aswell … im just asking my self a 2 questions - 1. what the hell am i gonna do over nevada ? 2. the M2000 BVR is kinda suck allthough the mod is looking great …
P.s.
i still didnt earn the Father title … (what the hell am i doin here ?)
Got a cool gift from my wife this morning for Father’s Day - she had my name inscribed on the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum Wall of Honor at the Udvar-Hazy annex…
Not because I WANTED one but I just bought a Lycoming fuel pump from Aircraft Spruce for $379. Installing it was a beeeeyatch. Flying without dousing oneself with avgas as the engine sputters is a Father’s Day gift all its own. (But the new PC has been delayed yet again.)
Well, I’m not a Dad, but I didn’t let that stop me . In fact I have splurged recently… What with my new PC and Oculus Rift, then I purchased some prescription lenses for the Rift so that I don’t have to deal with wearing glasses while using the headset. Then the DCS sale compelled me to buy the L39 and M2000C. And then in a moment of pure self indulgence I just blew a bunch of hotel points on a 12.9 inch iPad Pro, which I have convinced myself that I really “need”. I’m a lost cause. I guess I will grow up next year…maybe (but probably not)
That’s the thing with VR, you need a beefy PC to run it. My trusty 2012 gaming laptop was woefully under spec for VR. I hope you at least get the chance to experience DCS with the Rift sometime soon. I’m still blown away with it. Future generations of the technology will only get better (and hopefully more affordable). VR is the future of desktop flight simulation IMHO.
When I get back home from this trip I am looking forward to getting to grips with the L39 and the M2000C.