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But as someone who's been playing Dynasty Warriors games and games on a horrible computer, low framerate isn't that big of a deal to me, unless it's constantly really really low.
On a standard monitor, not so much, but yes still can have an impact.
Understand the human eye doesn't see in FPS, that is a myth. You can happily watch a 24 FPS continuous rate movie without issue. The brain just dislikes flickering, jumps of edge animation, and sudden drops/changes in FPS. Hense higher the resolution/quality of image and closer to the image you are, higher the FPS is better. The brain is smart enough, it will actually calculate and fill in the missing gaps for you. This is known as movie magic (as an excuse for consoles, etc) but is really bad for your health, actually stressing out the brain to the point of developing headaches, motion sickness, etc.
Some games, tvs and crappy monitors even add a motion blur on purpose to hide the factor of FPS lag. Again for some people, this gives a sickening effect.
I am immune to this sickness.
Small FOV makes it even worse.
FOV really has an effect ... not sure I would call it motion sickness though, more of a headache type of thing.
Wow necromancers ha ha
Yeah no doubt, playing at 60 FPS feels unnatural at times.
you play the games that give you motion sickness... but it does take time...
if it is motion sickness and not bad vision
your brain does try and work for you in some cases.... again... it does take time....