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If Doom 64 did, it was not anywhere near as bad and I honestly do not think it did at all. Just as HL2 is fine, but a mod called Get A Life will have me feeling the same as Hexen 64 and a new mod that just came out has me feeling a little sick as well.
It may of been the AA... who knows... or the rough nature of the game, instead of being smoother.
I might of agreed, had I not tried playing years later after playing all the other FPSs since then.
Also I have played Perfect Dark, Golden Eye, Turok, etc. and none have given me the same headaches as Hexen. (Turok 2 may have done something once in great while. I think it may have been the swaying and or slowdown from time to time.)
I had the same issue literally within seconds of downloading hexen and playing the base steam version.
DEFINITELY use a shell program like gzdoom to run the .wad. Not technical, just DL gzdoom, it finds the appropriate game maps from which you can choose to load. It cleans up the resolution significanty and allows you to toggle and slide every single performance variable. I would HIGHLY ADVISE turning off the head bobbing (not sure if thats *exactly* the name, but you'll figure it out).
Yea head bobbing/weaving and possible weapon sways may be a factor as well. But what do you mean by it finds the appropriate game maps? Does it not just load the game from it's folder so it has to know in what order everything goes? Is the program legit and I wonder if this would work with all FPSs or it can only do the much older ones?
I believe it only works on doom, doom2, heretic and hexen (1)
iD had a habit of releasing the full source code of their engines under a copyleft license (you can have and change all the code in this, but you must give people the right to do the same with your code) a few years after its first commercial release. They keep the art assets closed, so you have to use your copy of the game assets (the wad) or design new ones (Alien Arena does this using Quake 3's engine).
I know this is coming almost a year after your post, but that's one of the more brainless explanations a human could come up with. "most people" did not experience the same thing in the 90's...FFS, half the people playing the games now were born in the late 90's and after. The human race hasn't adapted to FPS's in 15 years. It's a reality that some game engines aren't as smooth as the next. Hexen had a TON of sway and bobbing that most games didn't. Perhaps framerate and some other factors come into play. This, as far as memory serves, is the ONLY game that makes me physically ill after 30 seconds of play.
I didn't expect this thread to pick right back up, but it's funny you bring up your personal experiences. I could play any FPS by myself, fine. But if i were to watch another person play the very same game, I would get nauseous. The fact that you "know what *you* would do", versus what another person actually does seems to trigger the motion sickness in me. I can play a game for hours, but watching someone else play an FPS is insta-sick for me.
Ha! For a while near the end when I was not driving over there, I was imagining driving the car as it was being driven, I mean I knew the route we were taking and it seemed to help "a little", but I would still by the end be over come with sickness, so I am not sure if that really helped at all or was all in my head. Keeping my eyes shut did not help matters either.
But I swear when I drove over there I did not have any problems or possibly mild and when I say mild, I mean so mild I did not even notice it, at least not what had become the norm for me over there. Maybe I was at a different sea level... maybe because it was stick shift in any car I was driven in, but so too was the car I was allowed to drive. I just don't know.
I think the subject went as far as it can go, unless others have other suggestions for the problem and since I made the thread we can talk about what ever respectfully of course. However if I may ask, when you watch game play on YouTube or some other device, do you feel sick, or it has to be in front of a TV screen with someone else playing it? I notice when I “think” I should be sick from watching something on YouTube, I am fine. I am going to try watching someone play Hexen from the N64 on Youtube and see what happens... I think the correlation from TV to computer screen, any kind of lag or what ever happens between mediums will actually not affect me...
I must say, I haven't really watched much FPS play online. Not much of a twitch guy, etc. I would imagine I would have the same issue, where my mind wants to do one thing, and someone else controls the avatar in a completely different direction. The whole thing has to be similar to actual motion sickness, but instead of a boat or car providing the movement, it's the (in my opinion, totally unnecessary) head bob in FPS's. I turn it off in any game where an option allows to do so.
In real life, I happen to be VERY sensitive to spinning (can't do those amusement rides).
I usually just watch him, but I will actually try to watch Hexen 64 being played and report my findings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oH0rzY5zOA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMz7JkVplpM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Oem60yvtUY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bByE7n2AJj4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEzJH90h3aA
First of all, the average age of a gamer is 34 years old dumbass... which means MOST PEOPLE playing games now were born in the early 80's. You are just a dumb kid and wasn't even a sperm when fps hit us in the 90's... pretty much EVERYONE had some experience with headaches when playing first person shooter back in the day. Some minor cases, but some people couldn't even stand mode than 15 minutes. But with time we all got used to it and it faded away.. you are a dumb kid in which your first game was already in 3D and you don't know how it was playing 2D games for years and then meet a first person shooter. Nobody is talking about human race adapting, retarded... I'm talking about individual, which, by the way, is something similar with VR nowadays... Lot's of people suffers from motion sickiness playing VR.. but the longer you do it, the easy it gets...
Same concept of plane pilots that can support the G... they adapt by being exposed to it.
Jesus you are dumb.