Cyberpunk 2077- A Tour through V's Apartment (soft-spoken, ASMR)

[@Philistine47]

Thanks for this. It seems like the game has an interesting setting and story; but motion sickness prevents me playing it myself, so brief glimpses into the game world are about as much as I can take.

[@SulkyKarris]

I feel you. I get motion sickness from it, too. Car rides are the worst. There is a setting, though, that helps. Something about secondary movement if I remember correctly which is enabled by default. Once I disabled it, it got so much better. Sneaking also helps.

[@Philistine47]

@@SulkyKarris Hmm. I've pretty well gotten rid of the games I used to have that gave me problems, so I don't know how I can test that out without buying new games... which I then might not be able to play. I'll have to think about it. But I've also tried out some "motion sickness-proof" VR rigs, and I didn't do much better in those than in a normal VR headset.
The most frustrating part for me is that I never experienced motion sickness until I was in my mid-30s. Then suddenly it became impossible for me to ride in a car, or play first-person perspective video games (and some third-person games, depending on how a given game's camera moved), and for a while I didn't know what was wrong.

[@SulkyKarris]

@@Philistine47 That sounds definitely serious. Perhaps you should see a doctor about it. I mean third person games giving you motion sickness is pretty tough.

[@Philistine47]

@@SulkyKarris It's not very many third-person games that cause a problem, just games with a really tight over-the-shoulder view that's _almost_ first-person - except that you can see the back of your character's head, or maybe head and shoulders.

[@zotanisharpeyes4924]

I sp want to buy and play this but I heard how horrible it runs for us that own an X-Box One :(

[@SulkyKarris]

Yeah you should probably wait until that problem is fixed. Hopefully it will be fixed...