This has been my question for years. In general, I just avoided any games in first person, missing out on a lot of really awesome experiences as a result. No longer, it appears that I am on the mend, now able to play FPS and other games that used to bring me to my knees. The solution is actually really simple. You need to retrain your brain. As explained above, your brain gets confused when it sees fast moving perspectives on the screen but your body is still stationery. That inner-ear, balance and perspective part of the brain look at my technical understanding right here gets confused, causing motion sickness.
Now, you need to retrain your brain to handle these issues — something that can be done, simply by playing more first person games. Now, before you jump into running around in The Stanley Parable, there are some important caveats to make. Most indie games, as awesome as they are, have awful frame rates and animations. First things first, arm yourself with some anti-nausea cures.
I used Valoids, but you can also nibble on ginger or have a fan blow in your face. Set up a high-end FPS on your gaming rig of choice, but try to sit a bit further from the screen than usual, or at least sit back in your chair — you want to be able to glance off-screen occasionally as this can help prevent the motion sickness.
If possible, adjust your Field of View FOV to be wider — this can prevent the claustrophobic, nausea-inducing view. Additionally, some people find it helpful to put a small dot use Prestik so you can remove it in the middle of the screen — this gives a stable focal point.
And now, play. The first week or so I played L4D2, I could not manage more than about 20 minutes without becoming violently ill. I would take tablets, but often still needed to lie down after playing.
However, over time it has become way better. I keep seeing these bright blue specks of light that flash then disappear My 14 year old has has a constant headache for 12 weeks, MRI normal any ideas? My 14 year old has had a low background headache for 12 weeks all the time with sharper pains occurring several times a day, also feeli Dr Sharma. Hi there. Open the windows of the room or step out and breathe in fresh air and stay there till normalcy.
Certain precautions can be taken like turn on more lights, sit as far from the computer screen. You can try chewing ginger pills which can alleviate dizziness. Take care. Helpful - 0. The "flicker" from a CRT screen affects the optic nerve.
Under certain circumstances this can precipitate an actual epileptic seizure. Or a medical condition somewhat short of a complete seizure. The same thing can happen from the flickering of sun through an aircraft propeller blade. Certain animations and CRT configurations exacerbate this phenomena.
The "flicker" affects the brain. How exactly a seizure is induce is not clear. This medical problem has been well-documented and researched. Sitting "far" from the computer screen has nothing whatsoever to do with the problem, nor does "turning on more lights". There is a genetic componant. Use of a polarized screen or polarized eyeglasses help some people. Hello, one night I stayed up playing Cod Gohsts on my PS3 during a game I felt a weird sensation of spinning so I immediately stopped and went to sleep but I couldn't sleep because when ever I was just about to fall asleep I would get dizzy.
This happened in January and I've had dizziness since it doesn't bother me when I sleep any more. I'm always on my iPad playing clash of clans, I have recently been disoriented and have lost some of my sense of awareness.
What do I do? Please help. I have good fps its not lagging or something, its just causes me for some reason to get dizzy, any graphic options or something i could do would be great.
Its not that i can't play it but, anyways thanks for any potential help. Showing 1 - 14 of 14 comments. Cyrex View Profile View Posts. I had a similar issue when i was playing witcher 3 and i turned on vsync. Last edited by Cyrex ; 4 Apr, am. Fel View Profile View Posts.
Check how many legs you have in your power armour, beyond it can cause things to look a bit weird when moving. Thanks for the tips, i will try, i don't have screen tearing, i do have 4 exoskeletons but this is been a problem from the start, yeah its worse now but its like that for ever, its like i can't keep focused, hmm weird.
Last edited by SerenityGR1 ; 4 Apr, pm. Do you perhaps have a monitor that goes beyond 60Hz? Since the game is locked to 60 FPS until your UPS goes under that at least higher refresh rate monitors can make it feel a bit uncomfortable, especially if it is among the cheaper ones instead of the high-end products. Originally posted by Fel :. Sadly no, 60 is the highest it can go to it's not animated but sprite-based so higher FPS would just display the same frames several times instead.
Maybe tweak with your monitor's settings or with your graphics card's drivers, there might be something to fit 60 FPS better.
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