Motion sickness?

[Death by coughs]

I know this is a third person game, but oddly enough it's causing me motion sickness. I disabled motion blur, have a stable 60fps, upped FOV to the max it lets you, but still. Anyone else having this, or found a way to make it less annoying?

[Pogopuschel]

I have the exact same problem. Turning off motion blur does nothing. Got sick after "playing" for 2 minutes. Awesome game!

[Death by coughs]

Originally posted by Pogopuschel:

I have the exact same problem. Turning off motion blur does nothing. Got sick after "playing" for 2 minutes. Awesome game!

FOV 90 sorta works, and if I don't move the camera too much I can avoid it for longer. This is unreal engine, so maybe I can tinker to get the fov even higher.

[Pogopuschel]

Okay, I'll try it after dinner I guess. I find it quite odd though, that disabling motion blur doesn't change anything in the game. Why have the option if it does nothing?

[dayseekR.]

Guys, it's an Early Access game, if you can't deal with things that aren't fully optimized or working yet, don't enter EA-Games. Jesus Christ.

[Pogopuschel]

That has nothing to do with not being fully optimized. It's completely unplayable, because it doesn't have working basic accessibility functionality, although it pretends that it has it.

I mean great for you if you don't have issues with motion sickness at all. You must be awesome man, so thanks for your input.

[dayseekR.]

lmao, that argument "you must be awesome man", sick.

[Pogopuschel]

Look up what an "argument" is in a dictionary and go troll somewhere else.

[Nyrzan]

I'm REALLY sensitive to motion sickness, so I disabled motion blur from the start, kept the base FOV setting, and I've been able to play for a few hours without any sickness :s. The game doesn't have headbob, or strange camera motions, so unless you have some very unstable framerate, I can't see a reason why would this game be giving you motion sickness.

[.xuxu.@.muzic.]

Originally posted by Traps are gay:

I know this is a third person game, but oddly enough it's causing me motion sickness. I disabled motion blur, have a stable 60fps, upped FOV to the max it lets you, but still. Anyone else having this, or found a way to make it less annoying?

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1623730/discussions/0/4132682727130228639/
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this helped a lot

[Pogopuschel]

Originally posted by Nyrzan:

I'm REALLY sensitive to motion sickness, so I disabled motion blur from the start, kept the base FOV setting, and I've been able to play for a few hours without any sickness :s. The game doesn't have headbob, or strange camera motions, so unless you have some very unstable framerate, I can't see a reason why would this game be giving you motion sickness.

So I guess turning off motion blur actually worked in your game then. Lol.

[Pogopuschel]

Originally posted by .xupa.@.muzic.:

Originally posted by Traps are gay:

I know this is a third person game, but oddly enough it's causing me motion sickness. I disabled motion blur, have a stable 60fps, upped FOV to the max it lets you, but still. Anyone else having this, or found a way to make it less annoying?

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1623730/discussions/0/4132682727130228639/
^
this helped a lot

Thank you! I saw it and finally motion blur is disabled in my game. It still doesn't feel quite right, but I can move for more than 2 minutes without getting sick.

[the poopshitter]

Once you get motion blur actually disabled, consider also experimenting with the anti-aliasing settings a bit if that doesn't help. In some games, the highest option makes me really nauseous. Sometimes TAA works better for me in terms of less motion sickness, and in other cases FXAA works better oddly enough.

It might not make a major difference, but it just might help a bit more.

[.xuxu.@.muzic.]

Originally posted by Pogopuschel:

Originally posted by .xupa.@.muzic.:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1623730/discussions/0/4132682727130228639/
^
this helped a lot

Thank you! I saw it and finally motion blur is disabled in my game. It still doesn't feel quite right, but I can move for more than 2 minutes without getting sick.

glad it helped, kudos to the original poster.
helped me a ton.
I'm not too sensitive but i feel for everyone that gets sick with blurry images when you even 'dare' to move left to right etc.

[.xuxu.@.muzic.]

Originally posted by B.W.S:

Once you get motion blur actually disabled, consider also experimenting with the anti-aliasing settings a bit if that doesn't help. In some games, the highest option makes me really nauseous. Sometimes TAA works better for me in terms of less motion sickness, and in other cases FXAA works better oddly enough.

It might not make a major difference, but it just might help a bit more.

Didn't bother with AA settings due to DLSS. Looks nice on any setting and pretty much halfs the load on my GPU.
(3080 base here fyi)

[blsheekey]

came here for the motion sickness, made me so ill