What about the physics of tankers? Just in case, let me remind you that even the most impoverished tank has a crew who always performs some actions, for example, charges a cannon, controls the movement of a tank, looks into surveillance devices. What's about physics of the movement? Tanks no longer fly on anti-gravity over reinforced concrete landscapes? Or is it still so sad? Originally posted by Mors:SB has amazingly great simulations for the systems as well physics for the weapons and such, but it does lack things in graphics. The simulators are there to simulate the things like rules, operations, commands etc and not the graphics. One thing that turned me off from the SB was the requirement to have the physical dongle attached to computer so you can get it working as it is encrypted, and then that you only had access to PE, but it just is so. But the current state of the HMD lack of resolution and narrow FOV it wouldn't be so great experience, until 2019-2020 when Oculus and HTC will bring their next versions of the VR. What comes to VR, it would be just the immersion thing to be able be inside a MBT. But just having a one or two friends who could do it, it would be great. But it is very difficult to find players who are willing to learn and master such complex things as MBT combat. Like if this would have a Co-Op function, it would be amazingly great to go with friend in same MBT or even in different ones in same platoon.

But what turns me off, is no Co-Op and now the latest thing no VR support. very likely excellent as well then the physics for the era etc. This seems to be great one (I don't have it, I have it on wishlist) for the average simulator fanboy as well for casual gamer. It looks and feels so real and immersive. And I'm glad out of the so few people who got around the cold road of producing tank simulation games, graviteam was one of them. SABOW is the best, latest, and prettiest looking tank simulator we have.

You're looking at a genre with less than 10 games, most of them published in the early 2000's and almost half of them unfinished and 3 of them being made by the devs who made this game. If you want tank simulation, you don't have much other than this and SB. Totally different target audience, but similar theme.

But those graphics are really a second tier in the requirements as it is a education and training simulator and not after graphics. SB has amazingly great simulations for the systems as well physics for the weapons and such, but it does lack things in graphics. It is as well for officers training simulator to operate and handle larger scale troops. So it is there to teach crews to communicate, operate and fight together as with the other ops in the military. Need to remind that SB ain't a simulator for the gamers, it is a simulator for tank crews in actual service. Originally posted by Azir:This is more immersive than SB and has actual physics.

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