What we have been up to.

[hitech]

Do you have to go through steam?

No It will also be availible directly from us, end then later on Epic and Oculus.

HiTech

[Arlo]

Being a pacifist .... I like the Pacific theme.

[noman]

Will we be able to drop our settings folder right into this game so we do not have to re-setup all the controllers?

[whiteman]

No It will also be availible directly from us, end then later on Epic and Oculus.

HiTech

I assume you prefer us to get it directly from you, or do numbers on steam look better?

[FLS]

Will there be trainers, training arena, training missions, training videos or link to training available at AH3?

[Oldman731]

Will there be trainers, training arena, training missions, training videos or link to training available at AH3?

Because:  There is some risk that AH veterans will view this as an opportunity to harvest seals. 

- oldman

[Mister Fork]

Because:  There is some risk that AH veterans will view this as an opportunity to harvest seals. 

- oldman

[SysError]

Controls yes.

Interface looks Completely different.
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So I am confused.  (Not hard to do).

Do you buy plane models per sortie or, once purchased, do you own them forever?  (or do they expire at the end of the month?)


I am still not clear on the hardware requirements.

Will this be browser based?  Can I play on a Mac? Ubuntu?  Use any browser?

[Wraith_TMS]

No It will also be availible directly from us, end then later on Epic and Oculus.

HiTech

Congrats on the new product.

Question: Might this game be ported for use on Oculus' new standalone unit, the Quest (which will be available in Spring 2019)?

Reasoning: The Quest will be priced the same as the current Rift ($399, with Touch controllers included, no tracking cameras needed).  It will untethered, fully moblie, and do inside-out, 6-dof tracking,  including of its controllers.  Quest will use the SnapDragon 835 mobile chip, which combines CPU/GPU elements.  It's expected to be a more mainstream-marketable VR hmd.  But... the Snapdragon won't be capable of running the latest, very high-end VR games because of that architecture--and presumably that precludes it from running higher-end flight sims like IL-2, DCS and possibly WT.
 
If War Online: Pacific runs on the current AH graphics engine, its graphical requirements may possibly (?) make it a candidate for porting to this less powerful SnapDragon-based Quest, opening up yet another user market for HTC.  I don't know if that is possible; but this article provides some clues about its comparison to PC cpu's/gpu's: https://www.pcgamer.com/qualcomms-snapdragon-835-prepares-for-battle-with-intel-and-amd-on-pc/

FWIW,

[bustr]

War Online: Pacific

Basically a match play & tournament arena with earned or purchased "War Cash" For different planes. Online only  with no arena selection.

I'm going to assume there is a free base level fighter that you use to grind(earn) "War Cash". Hope it has an offline mode with drones.

[caldera]

Because:  There is some risk that AH veterans will view this as an opportunity to harvest seals. 

- oldman

I hope so.  I always wondered what it must feel like to not be the seal.

[FLS]

Because:  There is some risk that AH veterans will view this as an opportunity to harvest seals. 

- oldman

You say that like it's a bad thing. 

[hitech]

Congrats on the new product.

Question: Might this game be ported for use on Oculus' new standalone unit, the Quest (which will be available in Spring 2019)?

Reasoning: The Quest will be priced the same as the current Rift ($399, with Touch controllers included, no tracking cameras needed).  It will untethered, fully moblie, and do inside-out, 6-dof tracking,  including of its controllers.  Quest will use the SnapDragon 835 mobile chip, which combines CPU/GPU elements.  It's expected to be a more mainstream-marketable VR hmd.  But... the Snapdragon won't be capable of running the latest, very high-end VR games because of that architecture--and presumably that precludes it from running higher-end flight sims like IL-2, DCS and possibly WT.
 
If War Online: Pacific runs on the current AH graphics engine, its graphical requirements may possibly (?) make it a candidate for porting to this less powerful SnapDragon-based Quest, opening up yet another user market for HTC.  I don't know if that is possible; but this article provides some clues about its comparison to PC cpu's/gpu's: https://www.pcgamer.com/qualcomms-snapdragon-835-prepares-for-battle-with-intel-and-amd-on-pc/

FWIW,

I can not think of any reason why they would change there API for the new unit. So it should run with the exiting engine.

HiTech

[FX1]

One question


Can we gamble?


Very willing to spend $100 to take other people money. 

[Wraith_TMS]

I can not think of any reason why they would change there API for the new unit. So it should run with the exiting engine.

HiTech

Thanks for the response, HT.