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humm so im not the only one the first day i started playing it after a few hours i started feeling sick and for me thats a rare thing when playing a game.
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Mrrich said:Well I waited for years! and its finally here... and I can't play it, so why? is it because my machine is not up to it? no... it runs fine, is it because I don't LIKE the game? no so far its great, then WHY? I'll tell you! don't flame me...
I get motion sick from playing it... If i play for more than 30 minutes i feel nauseus.. any longer and i physically throw up, I got as far as the hoverboat level - and I can't play anymore - other FPS's made me a bit ill after protracted playing - but this is rediculous! I don't get travel sick IRL I can go on boats no problems.
Is anyone else getting this? I fix in the FOV was suggested - but that doesn't help - if anything putting it UP made it worse, I have spent £30 on a game I can't even play - and i can't sell on not strictly Valves fault! but am I the only one who suffers from so called "simulator sickness"? I was in the top 10 players of U.T. back in the day.. and now i can't even play my favourite genre of game for fear of throwing up my tea!!
Its a really sad day for me, the day i hang my FPS coat forever...
PlagueX said:It sounds a bit like epilepsi. I would go see a doc.
Gordons_nan said:I used to feel anxious and stressed and maybe slightly nauseous with Doom3 and couldn't play it for very long, but I can play Half Life 2 for hours and hours and not be affected in the slightest. I'm playing with a 60hz refresh rate too.
it was said in the raising the bar book that some of the testers who was testing out the game did puke in the airboat levelHarryz said:The games that realisitic, eh?
neopangaia said:i too was bothered or a bit disoriented by half life 2. that problem never happened before wwith games like fPS, but since i have been working on my HL2 mod nonstop for a couple years, I haven't played any other games in that time.
The solution for me was to play the game in 16:9 widescreen windowed mode. i removed any excess icons from the op and bottom of my desktop, set the background desktop color to black and playeed in a 16:9 window and then i wasn't disoriented at all anymore. In fact i want to play all my games widescreen now sicne it felt so much mroe lifelike and real life to me..
Of course that is just my opinion, I hope it helps.
Mytris said:I get that...but i belive its from good game design...the games levels are designed to be dark and forboding (spelling) so that you get the feel "I DONT WANT TO GO IN THERE"
tri turning off the moniter while you play,Mrrich said:hehe, 60, 70, 75 80!! every single res, tried it, didn't work... Lights on! lights off! lamp on... no difference... Drink a lot of water... doesn't help!! i've even tried having travel sickness pills before i play - and that didn't work either!
Put the detail down to minimum... doesn't help... I appreciate your input tho mate thx...
Anything i haven't tried you can think of? anyone?!?!
Brian already asked that. AND he is foolish because the thread starter already said he tried motion sickness pills.michaelsil1 said:Take a Dramamine for motion sickness.
Mrrich said:Well I waited for years! and its finally here... and I can't play it, so why? is it because my machine is not up to it? no... it runs fine, is it because I don't LIKE the game? no so far its great, then WHY? I'll tell you! don't flame me...
I get motion sick from playing it... If i play for more than 30 minutes i feel nauseus.. any longer and i physically throw up, I got as far as the hoverboat level - and I can't play anymore - other FPS's made me a bit ill after protracted playing - but this is rediculous! I don't get travel sick IRL I can go on boats no problems.
Is anyone else getting this? I fix in the FOV was suggested - but that doesn't help - if anything putting it UP made it worse, I have spent £30 on a game I can't even play - and i can't sell on not strictly Valves fault! but am I the only one who suffers from so called "simulator sickness"? I was in the top 10 players of U.T. back in the day.. and now i can't even play my favourite genre of game for fear of throwing up my tea!!
Its a really sad day for me, the day i hang my FPS coat forever...
and you sir, are a dickhead.Brak710101 said:Well thats weird, this actuallt happens to one of my freinds with HL:1. I guess if you get sick playing a Game, your a wimp. lol, j/k.
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Gordons_nan said:I used to feel anxious and stressed and maybe slightly nauseous with Doom3 and couldn't play it for very long, but I can play Half Life 2 for hours and hours and not be affected in the slightest. I'm playing with a 60hz refresh rate too.
I went deaf for about 4 minutes when firing a 20mm Flakpanzer in Call of Duty. I didn't even have the sound up that high but it sounded so loud and real that I had ringing in my ears for half an hour. When weapons make a deafening noise like they would in real life, now thats what I call realism.Ren.182 said:I'm affraid that games are getting too 'realistic'. Eventually, everyone will get motion sickness because games will look so real, the mind will think it's really happening in front of them but you wont be moving.
But thats just a theory
deathscent said:3) Distance from monitor. If you're too close, you may get eye cancer.