Motion sickness cause FOUND.

[GOOD BOY]

THIS IS THE ISSUE: Lunging camera movement when leon walks. Watch closely while walking forward. The camera pushes forward at different speeds with each step. It's even more pronounced when walking side to side. This MUST be patched. I've never been motion sick before and I've played games (including VR with no motion sickness assists) for 30+ years.

[Johnny D E P T H]

might be on to something. This RE game gives me RE 5/6 and Dead Rising 3 vibes with the FOV/Camera wobble. It makes me kinda sick too and I miss a lot. I tried turning off "Camera wobble" but Leon still aims all over the place and the camera speed changes as you say probably don't help.

[Jörf]

Turning off motion blur helps too, from my experience.

[Silver]

also if you go in camera setting and turn off head wobble that might help

[NetshadeX]

Originally posted by Silver:

also if you go in camera setting and turn off head wobble that might help

Came across that setting when first configuring my game and immediately turned that off so I wouldn't even know what that wobble looks like lol.

[S1JA]

Guys, sad to report, but absolutely nothing is helping. Not the in game settings, not the FOV fix that's floating around, none of it. I am the same as OP, I literally never get sick from anything but I play for 5 minutes and my forehead starts burning up and the nausea only grows from there.... such an incredible game to be tormenting me like this ='( at my wits end

[MMXXVII]

The wobbling / motion sickness settings aren't working that's why. A lot of people reporting this issue on reddit since the games release. Head bobbing is very noticeable.

[Zanwitch]

Immediately turning on the motion sickness settings in options and it didn't help much for me neither. I finished RE2 remake without any issue but RE4 remake is tormenting my head and stomach. I hope devs at least make the camera works like RE2 remake does.

[Playzr 🐵]

Who gets sick watching something that isn't VR? I am reminded of that time I showed my grandmother a 2d platformer Yogi the bear game on the Amiga 500 which made her dizzy.

[Jan]

Originally posted by Рlαγζr 🐵:

Who gets sick watching something that isn't VR? I am reminded of that time I showed my grandmother a 2d platformer Yogi the bear game on the Amiga 500 which made her dizzy.

Yes its weird.
Iam fine playing with Valve Index.
But when playing Half Life 2 on a normal monitor something as simple as toggeling V-Sync can reliably trigger motion sickness.

What if she tried to play the game herself by the way?

[Playzr 🐵]

This was back in the late 80's probably. It was the scrolling I guess:
https://youtu.be/OvtiT7WDrbk?t=310

[Tommy Boulet]

i've only played the demo, but few seconds in, i didn't like how Leon moved. It felt like it wasn't smooth as if the movement speed changed in between every steps. Not something present in RE2R and RE3R.

[Jan]

Originally posted by Рlαγζr 🐵:

This was back in the late 80's probably. It was the scrolling I guess:
https://youtu.be/OvtiT7WDrbk?t=310

Well yes that game is just horrible.
Ten layers of background constantly scrolling in the background.
The game itself having weird proportions and scroll speed in the foreground.

Difficult for me to keep sight focussed on one point.
An eye tracker would quickly show the difference between this and a normal game like RE4.

[umeng2002]

Increase the FOV to stop motion sickness.

[S1JA]

Originally posted by umeng2002:

Increase the FOV to stop motion sickness.

No sir. Not working for anyone in the thread.

[Heavymetalmixer]

Originally posted by Рlαγζr 🐵:

Who gets sick watching something that isn't VR? I am reminded of that time I showed my grandmother a 2d platformer Yogi the bear game on the Amiga 500 which made her dizzy.

Me LOL, since a few years ago I can't play FPS games anymore because of it.
Weird enough, this game doesn't make me even half as sick as an FPS or a VR game.