>>531295032
>one you were using before
The nice multiscreen one? It is the best but it's also the most expensive at $29-$290 per month.
My task is to find something to train teenagers who only played apps with screaming icons to use a joystick and move in 3D space with 5 or 6 degrees of freedom. If I find a cool (affordable) rov sim to play with is a personal bonus for my own fun, the rov I pilot is backpack sized and not the industrial kind. Movement training will likely be something like subnautica or miner wars or whatever

>>529962935
It supports controller + keyboard, hotas, pedals, and master arm controllers, plus multiple displays. It has a few unlockable scenarios but the win condition might be broken or disabled for the trial.

>>529963616
Heave and currents are only on the paid version