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No, you can turn off camera shake for everything BESIDES dialogue/cutscenes.
But yeah, calling it "camera shake" is a weird choice, since it's basically just camera sway. And "cutscene" isn't quite right either, it's during stationary dialogue. If you look at the edge of the screen you can usually tell when it's swaying, and when it does that, the aliasing can get a bit... much.
Like here: https://streamable.com/4ngzgn
No problem!
I hadn't noticed it before, but now that you showed me, this swaying effect really is bothersome. lol
I don't know if there's a way to remove it, but if I had to guess, I think there isn't right now. :/
It's weird as I really wasn't noticing it until I participated in this discussion. It really is very annoying.
I have the full version and confirmed that it is still present. It is exactly like the demo. It's an awful design decision. Unfortunately, it makes me too nauseated to play so I will be refunding. I am hoping a mod or patch fixes it in the future. Seems like a simple setting you could toggle off if enough people cared.
Thank you for the answer. I'll hold off on buying it myself than, it made me very nauseated as well :(