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I get motion sickness when I'm playing regular video games, not even VR, that's entirely out of the question. If I don't stop at the first sign of queasiness,
by dkjaudyeqooe 4y ago
I get motion sickness when I'm playing regular video games, not even VR, that's entirely out of the question.
If I don't stop at the first sign of queasiness, which for me creeps up quite slowly, if I don't notice and it gets reasonably strong, it will keep building for another half hour after I stop and can take up to 2 hours to go away. The only thing I can do is lie down with my eyes closed and think about not throwing up.
With me, the more focused I am on the game, even if the screen takes up a smaller part of my vision, the sicker I get. The more my lizard brain thinks its reality, the worse it is.