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Different games affected me differently, when I was 13 I could play Goldeneye 4 player on the N64 for hours with my friends but the Turok multiplayer focused ga
by archerx 2y ago
Different games affected me differently, when I was 13 I could play Goldeneye 4 player on the N64 for hours with my friends but the Turok multiplayer focused game I could only handle 30mins before I would get nausea. I grew up playing Doom and Quake on PC without issues. Some games still make me sick, Dark souls 1 I have no issues with but Dark souls 2 is unplayable for me. Also I can play Rocket League for hours and feel perfectly fine. The source engine in VR was the worst experience for me and now when ever I see half life 2 in motion it makes me sick.
It’s quite varied and I would like to figure out what the common denominator in all of this that triggers my nausea response.
- hyperman1 2y agoI used not to belong to this group, but shortly after my son was born, I started to get motion sickness from a few different things, including some old games (e.g. Shadow Warrior)
- cubefox 2y agoPerhaps due to hormonal changes?
- goosedragons 2y agoDoes the version matter? E.g., same response with 360 DS2 VS. PS4 or Xbox One? It might be consistency of framerate or FOV.
- archerx 2y agoI haven’t tried on recent consoles so all my current gaming experience is on PC. I have played Rocket League at both sub 60fps and 200+fps and with narrow and wide fov and it didn’t change anything for me so I don’t know if it’s that.