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8/28/2017 8:08:16 PM
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Motion Sickness Tips for PC?
Does anyone have any tips on what I can do to make this game playable for myself for more than 10 minutes at a time? I have tried messing with all kinds of settings and I can't seem to get it to where I can enjoy it.
I played Destiny 1 on Xbox one and I could handle that, but trying to play this on PC it seems like no matter what I do with my settings I can't seem to make it playable so I won't get sick.
Please if anyone has any ideas let me know. I really want to play this game on PC, but if I have to cancel my pre order and get it on console I will.
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try to turn off motion blur go to "Video settings > Advanced video > Motion blur > OFF"
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Turn on v-sync and limit your fps and gradually go up as you become used to it. I have a friend who gets motion sickness as well because he simply doesn't play enough to get used it.
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Edited by Boldly Going Nowhere: 8/28/2017 11:49:42 PMA couple of things to maybe ease you into it. - Turn the FOV slider down a bit. 70 or so is about average on console, then gradually increase it if/when you're comfortable. I used to play Fallout 4 on console, but switched to PC recently and the field of view really played havoc with me for a week or so, headaches and all. Once you find a number you're comfortable with, it may eliminate your problem. - try capping your frame rate using vsync at 30 for a day or so and then move up to 60, then uncap if you feel your getting used to it.
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2 RepliesYou need to adjust your eyes, you are used to 30 fps If not, you gotta abandon video games as a whole (or at least first person shooters)
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Do you have this problem with other fps games on pc? Maybe you aren't used to sitting so close to the screen if you are used to console? I dunno but im sorry that sucks bud
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1 Replywhat's your pc specs and why you are getting sick of the motions?
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It probably has to do with your frame rate. It's actually very common for people to get sick using higher FPS. I have numerous friends that can't play any games over 30 FPS because they get sick.
