Anyone else having motion sickeness issues?

[Famous17]

I'm disappointed because I am enjoying the gameplay a lot, but I really can't play for very long without getting very nauseated. I've turned off smoothing and tried FOV all the way up and all the way down. Has anyone had the same issue and been able to resolve it? I'd hate to have to refund.

[MrMette]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jack-o-Lantern:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von PersonalC0ffee:

There FoV increase in the options, really helps.

Where is that setting? I've looked but didn't found any FOV setting at all

It's under controls (not sure why), it is called Field Of View. I have mine set to +12, but your mileage may vary.

[Jack-o-Lantern]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von MrMette:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jack-o-Lantern:

Where is that setting? I've looked but didn't found any FOV setting at all

It's under controls (not sure why), it is called Field Of View. I have mine set to +12, but your mileage may vary.

I was looking on graphic and under accesibility... and obviously....

thanks....
and yes setting of that value is highly personal as is reasons of motion sickness that change from person to person... but usually increasing FOV is of help for many

[KRUPPE]

Maaan its always the FPS puzzle games that ruin me. I turn up the FOV. I sit further back. I've even taken Gravol as its very effective for motion sickness. NOTHING WORKS. I play a lot of FPS games and only a few make me sick. After 30ish minutes of Blue Prince I was nauseous and uncontrollably sweating. took me two hours to get back to normal. I then returned the game.

[MysteriousSide]

anyone found a solution? I maxed out the POV slider but it didn’t really help cus it already didnt do much. If I can’t find a fix soon I might request a refund.

[PersonalC0ffee]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KRUPPE:

Maaan its always the FPS puzzle games that ruin me. I turn up the FOV. I sit further back. I've even taken Gravol as its very effective for motion sickness. NOTHING WORKS. I play a lot of FPS games and only a few make me sick. After 30ish minutes of Blue Prince I was nauseous and uncontrollably sweating. took me two hours to get back to normal. I then returned the game.

Did you try Dramine or Meclinzine? Both are Otc in my country. You have to take motion sickness drugs before you get motion sick

[Jack-o-Lantern]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von PersonalC0ffee:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KRUPPE:

Maaan its always the FPS puzzle games that ruin me. I turn up the FOV. I sit further back. I've even taken Gravol as its very effective for motion sickness. NOTHING WORKS. I play a lot of FPS games and only a few make me sick. After 30ish minutes of Blue Prince I was nauseous and uncontrollably sweating. took me two hours to get back to normal. I then returned the game.

Did you try Dramine or Meclinzine? Both are Otc in my country. You have to take motion sickness drugs before you get motion sick

I would never ever get drugs to prevent motion sickness to be able to play a game that give me motion sickness.

And would never ever suggest to do so.

[PersonalC0ffee]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jack-o-Lantern:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von PersonalC0ffee:

Did you try Dramine or Meclinzine? Both are Otc in my country. You have to take motion sickness drugs before you get motion sick

I would never ever get drugs to prevent motion sickness to be able to play a game that give me motion sickness.

And would never ever suggest to do so.

They are not prescription. Not in the USA at least. They are simple vertigo otc drugs.

[Jack-o-Lantern]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von PersonalC0ffee:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jack-o-Lantern:

I would never ever get drugs to prevent motion sickness to be able to play a game that give me motion sickness.

And would never ever suggest to do so.

They are not prescription. Not in the USA at least. They are simple vertigo otc drugs.

Even if there's no prescription, doesn't mean that can be taken lightly and freely.

Even salicydic acid (common name aspirin) doesn't require prescription. That doesn't mean that you should take it just as you like.

I'm not US citizen, don't know rules for foods and drugs. But still I'm quite sure that if you look at descriptions and fine notes there should be warning for usage.

[PersonalC0ffee]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jack-o-Lantern:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von PersonalC0ffee:

They are not prescription. Not in the USA at least. They are simple vertigo otc drugs.

Even if there's no prescription, doesn't mean that can be taken lightly and freely.

Even salicydic acid (common name aspirin) doesn't require prescription. That doesn't mean that you should take it just as you like.

I'm not US citizen, don't know rules for foods and drugs. But still I'm quite sure that if you look at descriptions and fine notes there should be warning for usage.

Buddy, you always read the bottle and packaging and notes that come with these things and use them as directed. No one said anything about abusing them.

The point is, there are things people can do to combat motion sickness and drugs is one of them.

[KRUPPE]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von PersonalC0ffee:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KRUPPE:

Maaan its always the FPS puzzle games that ruin me. I turn up the FOV. I sit further back. I've even taken Gravol as its very effective for motion sickness. NOTHING WORKS. I play a lot of FPS games and only a few make me sick. After 30ish minutes of Blue Prince I was nauseous and uncontrollably sweating. took me two hours to get back to normal. I then returned the game.

Did you try Dramine or Meclinzine? Both are Otc in my country. You have to take motion sickness drugs before you get motion sick

I haven't tried Meclinzine, but I have tried Dramine, found out when looking them up that Gravol is Dramine! LMAO JACK-O-LANTERNS responding like we gobble them up all day every day. My job has at times requires me to be a passenger in a vehicle for 2-4 hours a day, asked my doctor if its ok to take Gravol daily like that and he said it was fine. But big scary DRUG with very sciency DRUG name, very scary LMAO. Thanks for the suggestion!

[PersonalC0ffee]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von KRUPPE:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von PersonalC0ffee:

Did you try Dramine or Meclinzine? Both are Otc in my country. You have to take motion sickness drugs before you get motion sick

I haven't tried Meclinzine, but I have tried Dramine, found out when looking them up that Gravol is Dramine! LMAO JACK-O-LANTERNS responding like we gobble them up all day every day. My job has at times requires me to be a passenger in a vehicle for 2-4 hours a day, asked my doctor if its ok to take Gravol daily like that and he said it was fine. But big scary DRUG with very sciency DRUG name, very scary LMAO. Thanks for the suggestion!

I have both those drugs. I personally find that Dramine works better but makes me more drowsy.

[yamitami]

between motion sickness and the fact that my computer can't handle a lot i ended up having to play windowed at minimum resolution to keep the screen tearing to a minimum, which also helped with the motion sickness

[Jack-o-Lantern]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von yamitami:

between motion sickness and the fact that my computer can't handle a lot i ended up having to play windowed at minimum resolution to keep the screen tearing to a minimum, which also helped with the motion sickness

usually smaller window helps because you have surrounding (of screen) that don't move, more than a tearing effect minimized

[jussr]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jack-o-Lantern:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von yamitami:

between motion sickness and the fact that my computer can't handle a lot i ended up having to play windowed at minimum resolution to keep the screen tearing to a minimum, which also helped with the motion sickness

usually smaller window helps because you have surrounding (of screen) that don't move, more than a tearing effect minimized

In line with this, you can also try putting something like a little X made from halved electrical tape on the centre of your screen, to give yourself a more obvious fixed point and help stop your brain thinking it's moving for real.

[adrien_perleflamme]

Removing VSync may help some people (depending on what exactly triggers motion sickness), but at the cost of decreased video quality due to screen tearing.