I love both games but everytime I play them, I start to have headaches and sickness, and I don't know why. The colors? the camera? How I can fix it?
I can play other games for hours but I can't play this games for more than 15 min before I get nausea and want to vomit.
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My mum has a problem where she can't play any first-person games without feeling really nauseous. She discovered this years ago when she tried to play Goldeneye 64 with me when I was a kid, but it's the same with any first-person game for her. She can play hours of third-person games just fine so it's definitely something to do with the first-person perspective specifically. Maybe you have the same problem.
I had the same problem, when playing S.T.A.L.K.E.R first time. Head bobbing made me sick, I spent next 2 hours in bed+pills lmao.
What did you do to adapt to it? To stop being sick?
I just stuck to hentai VN
yeah, disabling head bob is mandatory for me. dumbest "muh immurshun" nonsense ever conceived, along with dynamic headgear overlays.
Dying light did this to me, frickin pisses me off.
Do you play a lot of modern shooters/FPS? You might just be more used to actual fluid controls & movement, NV & 3 have always had dogshit gameplay even for their time but age certainly hasn't helped either
I don't have problems with other FPS, for example I play TF2 (which is older than F3/NV) a lot and nothing happens, so Idk.
>You might just be more used to actual fluid controls & movement
Probably this, but I'm not sure.
>usually because of certain engines.
I think this too, because I have Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault and after 10 min I get nausea. Which is sad, because I find the story really good.
How I can fix it? I knwo that with Medal of Honor I can't, but what about F3/NV? Which mods I could use?
You are using the stutter remover, right? Maybe it's the 64hz bug that is fricking with you.
>stutter remover
>64hz bug
Excuse my ignorance, but is the first time I read about this, what are?
It's a Bethshit thing.
https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/66537
Thanks anon, I'll try it, hope it works.
apparently your body has better taste than your brain.
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Don’t listen to the baiting moron above me.
I get this too, and it’s usually because of certain engines. Bethesda engines sometimes do that if it’s for long periods, but the HL2 engine is a doozy. I couldn’t play Portal for more than 10 minutes at a time. I think it’s something to do with how your brain/eyes try to resolve information in a false 3D environment
I have a similiar problem with these games, and I couldn't point my finger on it. Every time I try to replay this games I quit after 30 minutes with some kind of frustration, partially due to the engine feeling completely weird to me, especially the movement feels unnatural and makes my brain churn. And then because imo these games have surprisingly low replayability value. Same with Skyrim, too
it's not bait, moron. it's a joke.
Had the same problem with Half Life 2. Started having some sort of motion sickness while playing. Was sick for the rest of the day.
God that reminds me of when I first played HL2, it was my first PC fps and I'd only had little CRT TVs before, so sitting with my face pressed to a 20" monitor definitely didn't help. I couldn't tell you what possessed 14 year old me to keep playing a game that made him wildly ill
That happens to me with the original Half Life
The remaster mod fixes it?
I never tried the remaster but I played Black Mesa.
Is it good?
yeah it's amazing
It's your body trying to tell your brain that you're consuming garbage that is slowly ruining you
Why are garbage? And how are ruining me?
ESL
It's because it's ugly as shit.
I know my dad gets motion sick because the pip boy actually moves slightly when you're using it. Not sure if it's your problem, but worth considering.
And how I can fix it? Is there a mod? I hear you need mods to play properly the Fallout series but Idk how much of it is true.
What mods I must have for both games?
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/17566?tab=description
Maybe, it's the FOV, or the shitty almost static animations when you're moving.
todd howard syndrome. it just works.
Increase fov, install lighting mod
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how do so many people have motion sickness? i knew it was bad in VR because every game has that stupid teleporting and snap turning shit enabled by default, even though i never have a problem even with the vehicle parts in HL2 VR. but you're telling me you get sick with normal games? not even some bouncing off the walls shit like doom eternal, but half-life, portal and stalker? how do you watch movies? how do you walk?
Dunno why, it started getting worse as I got older. I need glasses so that might help it.
>tfw wanted to enjoy System Shock EE
For me it's something with the pixellated graphics and motion. It's not every game. Deus Ex I had zero problems as a kid, at the same age half life made me throw up after 1 hour. Never happened again very strange.
jesus
believe it or not, people didn't evolve to sit and play 3D video games, anon. has zero to do with walking.
try raising the FOV
bethesda shit has console tunnel vision FOV by default
I get motion sickness with FPS games too. Most boomer shooters, unreal/unreal 2004, and a few other games that aren't coming to mind. It's almost random as to which games make me feel sick. Half Life 2, Unreal 3, Borderlands, Fallout and many others are all fine. Even Dark Forces: Jedi Knight doesn't trigger it despite it basically being a boomer shooter. It's a type of motion sickness that you're experiencing and scientists don't know the reason why. I'm almost 40, and my bouts of sickness came out of no where around 36 or 37.
>'m almost 40, and my bouts of sickness came out of no where around 36 or 37.
condolences, anon, you have a 3-4 year old brain tumor
>condolences, anon, you have a 3-4 year old brain tumor
Lol, no. It usually happens when people stop playing FPS games for a while, and then try to go back. I used to play a bunch of FPS until about 30 or so. I switched to just strategy and turn based games around that time. Coming back from hiatus is when it got triggered for me, which is usually how it works.
Playing those kinds of games for years conditions your brain and equilibrium to adjust to what you're seeing on screen. If you take a hiatus and then come back, your brain is no longer in that condition and therefore can't be tricked into thinking you're in game. This causes your inner ear and brain to react as if you're actually there, hence why you get motion sick. It's a completely normal and well documented thing. It does happen to varying degrees though. Some people completely lose tolerance, some people lose tolerance to certain environments.
if it's within your means, maybe try a low flicker monitor.
can you every regain that same ability to play them again once it is lost? I had to take a break from vidya this past year due to a hand injury and I have had horrible headaches coming back to it. in my case it was some eye problems caused by COVID and now that they have healed it isn't as bad, but I am still more sensitive than I used to be.
nah, it's a tumor
>It’s not a tumor
The screen blurs every time the camera moves and it hurts my eyes. Who would think this is a good fricking idea for a pixel rpg
How much your decisions affect in both stories?
Are they "sandbox" in any form/variety?
>motion sickness in fps
few thigs to do if that happens
1.disable motion blur
2.disable mouse acceleration
3.disable head bobing
4.disable deapth of field
5. increase fov
4. sitick to consistent frames per second setting