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Purchase a bucket, problem solved.
I bought a different new indie game last week which was first-person view, and the frame rate is capped at 30fps. Whenever I turned the camera around, it was very uncomfortable indeed (although I don't get motion sickness, this is about the closest I've felt to it). VR famously needs to be 90fps or very close to it in order for people who are susceptible to motion sickness to use it safely, and the minimum of competing models is 60.
I have no problem with a lot of first person games. Even on The Witness before the motion sickness fixing patch, the sickness was really low and only after hours of games. With Snake Pass, it happened very quickly.
I don't need a bucket. it's not exactly like a traveling sickness. It's only headache... that lated almost all the day for 20 minutes of game.
I cancelled my purchase.
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