Hmmm...Of any of you that were afflicted by the nausea how many of you were athletes?
Hmmm...Of any of you that were afflicted by the nausea how many of you were athletes?
That's a strange question. I can't remember if the article mentions anything like that.Originally Posted by Snare
But yes I was an athlete in school. Didn't do too badly at all.
I get a bit sick when watching someone else playing fps games, if they're particularly shaky or something.
Never myself. And I dont get sick in cars, planes, boats etc.
It depends on how far I sit from the screen. Very rarely become nauseous. I can however very easily get a migraine due to tessellation, tears and bloom over-kill.
I wonder how many people who have this problem also get seasick...
Then that nixes my theory. I was thinking that it is perhaps possible that if you weren't an athlete and therefore unaccustomed to quick changes in your line of sight; then perhaps that might make you more liable to the motion sickness
Yup. I'm susceptible to bouts of motion sickness, so I get extremely nauseous when playing FPS for extended periods of time (esp. with fast camera settings). I also suffer from Sea Sickness on small boats and usually have to wear a patch.
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Arrrr, I would rep ye if I could
I get both, Im very careful these days of what I play to prevent the motionsickness - nothing I have tried so far has worked for me. Most FPS games I give a skip unless they have an amazing story - then I play for a max 30mins at a time.
As for seasickness - just a floating dock will make me sick. Ironically I am fine on smooth lakes, dams, lagoons. The moment the water gets even a little choppy and it's time for me to get off.
I have taken the tabs - they knock me out within 10 mins :S Ans I have been known to jump overboard and swim to shore if it isnt to far out to get away from the seasickness
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