Post number #402649, ID: c51f7f
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particularly shooters, it makes me sick...
what should i do? i like shooters...
Post number #402666, ID: fe98f2
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Keep playing until the pain's gone
Post number #402717, ID: 1d3ca7
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Focus on the crosshair. Having a fixed point of reference for your sight helps a lot with gaming related nasuea. I've been playing shooters for two decades and games with no crosshairs still makes me sick.
Post number #402820, ID: a71b97
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Racing games like F-Zero, WipEout, GRIP/Rollcage & Redout would definately make yiu loose your lunch g/u/rl...
Try to foucus on a fixed certain point, however that may now work for certain games like Destiny, Halo or Killing Floor where your eyes would be looking around for opponents or enemies.
Beat case is try to get attuned to it, otherwise ifyour not great with it I would recommend taking special anti-motion sickness pills.
Post number #402866, ID: 1bef41
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I frankly don't understand how people get sick playing shooters, I've been playing 'em for almost 20 years now and never had a issue.
Post number #402876, ID: 607348
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>>402866 You probably don't have severe motion sickness. While I never have had too much issues with video games, I die from a few minutes in a car, and VR can fuck me in longer sessions.
Post number #403050, ID: f299e9
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Also the obvious ones are turn off motion blur and anything that is similar to "head boggle while moving" after that all of any issues I might have are gone
Post number #403064, ID: e0738c
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I used to be a CS player, then I moved to Halo, and more recently like 4 years ago Osu! because dayum I like clicking circles... I always had a headache after some hours of play, sometimes earlier. I avoid it by drinking a lot of water, and don't forget to not stay in the same position for too long. That's actually not good for blood circulation... Never had motion sickness tho!
Post number #403067, ID: 1d3ca7
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>>403050 Yeah, good advice. Turning off head bobbing, motion blur and depth of field(if the game implemented it poorly) will help as well as lowering the graphics for a smooth high fps.
Other than that ginger root helps against car sickness. Maybe try to incorporate it into your diet or make tea of it before traveling and gaming? You can also buy ginger extract in capsule form.
Post number #403162, ID: f0f7bd
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>>402876 VR games get me fucked up, I literally can't play them
Post number #403419, ID: f299e9
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>>403067 ugh, Wolfenstein had the most obnoxious head bobble, something about that and the FOV (neither of which you could change -_-) made me sick after about 1.5-2 hours...still 100% acheivements tho ;) I fuckin love that game
Post number #403449, ID: 5088de
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I knew a guy that has that issue. He get motion sickness from certain games. Apparently ginger pills help
Post number #403450, ID: 5088de
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Oh, >>1d3ca7 already recommended some ginger
Post number #403476, ID: da4ff6
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>>403419 S.T.A.L.K.E.R's head bob is so bad it got me motion sickness in less than a minute, thank god there are mods to fix these issues though.
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| particularly shooters, it makes me sick...
what should i do? i like shooters...