Head Bobbing / Camera Shake Questions

[Caz]

A couple years ago I tried out Medieval Dynasty. But I ended up having to refund it because of head bobbing/camera shake that couldn't be disabled (at the time i bought it, there was no option for that). I had only played about 40 minutes when I had to stop playing that first time.
After they added an option for this, I bought it again, but how they implemented it didn't solve one of the biggest problems with this "feature" (seriously, one of the worst things to ever be added to gaming). Every time I started to move, or came to a stop, the head bobbing/cam shake would still happen. So, in essence, it was not actually solved. And again, in less than an hour, I had to stop playing. And again, I refunded.
I didn't want to refund either time, but if I physically cannot play a game due to issues that cause me physical pain (severe eye strain and nausea due to the head bobbing), I'm not really left with much choice.

I know the dev studio listed does not have the same name as the studio for Medieval Dynasty, so I'm hoping that maybe this "feature" can be properly disabled here.

So here are my questions:
Does Sengoku Dynasty have head bobbing?
If it does, can it be properly disabled (as in, entirely gone)?

[Winter's Embers]

It can be reduced to zero but there is some slight shake during certain activities (chopping down trees, etc) and the use of the shovel in first person is very bad. I have the same issues with camera shake and movement and I find that, with both settings set to zero, my only issue is the shovel which is easily dealt with by temporarily switching to 3rd person while using it. Otherwise, I have no issues with the movement.

[Caz]

That's unfortunate. I don't suffer from motion sickness related issues most of the time, but in the rare cases that I do, it's bad.

[BRAN]

Where can I activate or increase head bobbing?
The first person perspective feels very unnatural, like a camera on rails. That is an immersion breaker. And the 1st person camera angle is totally disconnected from the body, you barely see your feet, arms or body if you look at the ground.