Star Wars: Squadrons | Prologue 1: Lord Vader’s Command
This video is the first of a series where I showcase the gameplay of Star Wars Squadrons in Virtual Reality… a game that’s had mixed reviews for a long time and that I believe deserves much more credit. In the very first mission, we embark in a TIE fighter with our custom Imperial Pilot character, Sky Blasko. We then follow Captain Lindon Javes into a dangerous mission that takes a very unexpected turn…
The game is Star Wars: Squadrons running on a RTX 4090 with maxed out 4K graphics and zero visual aids to make the game as realistic as possible. I am flying in Virtual Reality mode with a high-end PC (RTX 4090 + Core i9-13900) and a Valve Index VR headset for a true immersive experience.
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*TIMESTAMPS*
00:00 Intro + Review
01:47 Lord Vader’s Command
04:57 TIE Fighter Startup
05:45 Imperial Fleet Patrol
08:33 Arrival at Fostar Haven
11:15 Trader Tries to Escape
12:10 Skirmish Begins
14:20 X-Wings Dogfight
16:00 Alderaanian Refugee Convoy + Betrawal
*PC SPECS*
– CPU : i9-13900K
– RAM : 64GB DDR5 6000MHZ
– GPU : Nvidia RTX 4090
*VR HEADSETS I OWN*
– Oculus Quest
– Oculus Quest 2
– Oculus Rift S
– Valve Index
– HTC Vive
– HTC Vive Pro
– Playstation VR
– Playstation VR 2
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