Niche yes, but VR IN SIM RACING is not niche at all. I’m sure most of us would agree.
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Well it is generally a problem - DCS could do more. Almost all games give a a pile of brown matter for VR Works and the like SDKs which make use of the hardware an boost performance-
it’s damn sad and makes me angry 
all those wasted resources - just like the one Core games - pretending the other 5-7 cores doesn’t exist or Usage of DX12 or Vulcan 
I wish they have better graphic, their current stage looks like FSX when it first came out back in 2006…just kinda a turn off for me in realism when everything looks like PS2
Has anyone here been able to get ACC looking smooth and crisp? I have tried every combination possible and cant get it looking right and playing correctly without stutters or frame drops even with smart smoothing i saw stutters at 45fps which is weird.
New beta out with additional AA options. Need to sub to the beta within Steam.
I agree, but what if I told you that people who play with $300+ steering wheels and Hotas were a niche.
Most casuals couldnt be bothered setting up a sim rig or paying for more than a dual shock 4 , and yet these companies wouldnt dare release a racing game without wheel support.
To me VR in sim is just as important as using a wheel and pedals.
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Ooh, I’m a niche. 
I just spent more than that, just for chair mounts for my HOTAS. MTSIM – MONSTERTECH – Simulation Design – Official Website or https://monstertechusa.com
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i hear you bro. i almost bought those myself then u realized i have a place like not far from me (in Canada) that sells 8020 parts and i could build one myself for like 30% of the cost. I may also just build a whole rig for about $300 CA
but back on topic, yes most of us are part of several niches
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The express shipping from Europe added quite a bit to the bill, unfortunately, they only have 1 shipping option.
The good news is I like the HOTAS chair mounts a lot.
The bad news is that it was a pain to install, mostly due to issues related to my chair, not the kit (except that the instruction illustrations were hard to interpret at times).