Anyway to disable Motion Blur?

[Revadarius]

I'm not entirely tech savvy, but I've been at it for hours hoping there was some way to disable it because it's physically unviewable and motion blur just makes me nauseas and unfortunately strains my ever so precious eyes.

So, if anyone has an answer please let me know I would be much appreciative.

[Doresh]

Maybe it's because one of the settings I lowered actually turned it off, but I'm not really noticing a lot of motion blur, and that's usually one of the first settings I turn off as well because it makes some games borderline unplayable for me.

[Revadarius]

I've tweaked all settings. And sadly, the game is unplayable for me because it's just a mess, it feels like my vision has parkinson's disease.

[Doresh]

Then you'll hate Dragon Ball Xenoverse. That game basically melts when you dodge around with motion blur on.

[Revadarius]

Yeah, Tales of Berseria was the same. If you was still, the game was fine. Any movement of your character, or the camera, and it became a whirlwind of colors. Like Picasso had barfed on your eyes.

[JH1000]

There is almost no motion blur in this game. Honestly, unless you have some illness which makes you overly sensible to certain stimuli I don't know to what you are referring, but it is not motion blur.

[Revadarius]

No, there's definitely motion blur in certain segments of the game.

[El Fuerte]

there is motion blur.

[Revadarius]

Strangely, the prologue is heavily blurred. Then there's little motion blur beginning first chapter, then it goes back to being heavily blurred. I don't get it.

[Misaki]

I don't think there was any motion blur actually. Do you mean that artistic effect in cutscenes? Or maybe you have a slow cheap monitor? Motion blur usually makes me feel sick, so I'd probably notice. // Sadly frame drop and qte issues still unfixed. :/

[Doresh]

The combat animations are way too crisp for 24/7 motion blur. Aside from the effects, but that might just be part of them.

[JH1000]

Originally posted by Revadarius:

No, there's definitely motion blur in certain segments of the game.

Originally posted by RED:

there is motion blur.

Noone argued that.

Still it's not enough to make a healthy person nauseus. That's why what you are referring to is certainly not motion blur but another effect, unless you do have a condition which makes you overly sensitive to certain visual stimuli, as I mentioned.

It could also be that your monitor is simply bad or your computer isn't running the game well. Both of these things can create blurry visuals which make some people feel naseus.

[Revadarius]

You are correct, my eye sight isn't amazing - and certain things, such as motion blur, makes me feel sick. It's not that my eye sight is dodgy and I'm seeing things blurred, it's that the blur is hard for me to cope with and it doesn't do me any favours. And I can't play games with Motion Blur in, so when it's not an option to disable it I just can't play it.

And my rig is more than suffecient to run this game. And my monitor I bought specificially because of the aforementioned reason due to my eye sight.

That being said, it's still in segments of the game and it seems to be an effect that comes and goes willy-nilly, the opening prologue has been the worst so far - but that's got a few overlaying effects that make it difficult to cope with, such as grain filter, constant shaking effect, etc. And no, I'm not mixing any of those up for motion blur either.

[BONKERS]

Cutscenes have camera and object blur as far as I recall.
Not present in general gameplay. Certain special effects have a blur, but it's not a motion blur effect.

Motion blur usually refers to either Camera blur (When the camera moves) or Ojbect Blur (When objects move independently of the camera). This game features neither of those in gameplay.

[wrpen]

Ok that's all cool but none of it has to do with how do you disable the motion blur
Nobody cares about why, just how do you do it if you can

[Arrogant Player]

Go read a book. You just suck at playing video games.