I bought Ion Fury and I tried playing it, but every time I tried playing it, after about 15 minutes I end up feeling really queasy and I need to lie down. I ended up getting a refund on Steam...
I bought Ion Fury and I tried playing it, but every time I tried playing it, after about 15 minutes I end up feeling really queasy and I need to lie down. I ended up getting a refund on Steam because I really felt like I was about to puke.
I'm glad I watched this from beginning to end, but the queasiness I'm getting from watching the video alone makes me feel like I made the right decision in getting a refund. I suspect many more people will enjoy this game, which is good - from what I played I really enjoyed it minus the queasiness.
Honestly it’s been a long time since a game made me queasy but I think it’s the fast motion, the jerky camera, and the gun wobble. I remember feeling just as queasy with half life, half life 2,...
Honestly it’s been a long time since a game made me queasy but I think it’s the fast motion, the jerky camera, and the gun wobble. I remember feeling just as queasy with half life, half life 2, and portal but team fortress 2, left 4 dead (&2), and counter strike: global offensive never made me queasy.
There is a point in ion fury where you are thrown around by fans and honestly the fast motion of trying to move around and move around the level really got to me, so I’d probably say the speed and the fast jerky movement is the two pain points.
I don't know how many settings they have made available for you to mess with, but most build source ports have options to disable bobbing and decrease FOV, which helps most people who suffer from...
I don't know how many settings they have made available for you to mess with, but most build source ports have options to disable bobbing and decrease FOV, which helps most people who suffer from motion sickness.
(I know this advice is late, but I figured that it might be useful to someone.)
Sorry to hear that, man. I had the same problem playing Build engine games when I was a kid. I liked playing Duke Nukem 3D, Witchaven and whatnot, but I was never able to play them for an extended...
Sorry to hear that, man. I had the same problem playing Build engine games when I was a kid. I liked playing Duke Nukem 3D, Witchaven and whatnot, but I was never able to play them for an extended period of time, because I would get veeery nauseous pretty quickly. I never did figure out what it is about this particular game engine that made me queasy.
I'm glad to see a Civvie video here. He's a great YouTuber. I'm looking forward to playing Ion Fury once I get through my backlog.
I bought Ion Fury and I tried playing it, but every time I tried playing it, after about 15 minutes I end up feeling really queasy and I need to lie down. I ended up getting a refund on Steam because I really felt like I was about to puke.
I'm glad I watched this from beginning to end, but the queasiness I'm getting from watching the video alone makes me feel like I made the right decision in getting a refund. I suspect many more people will enjoy this game, which is good - from what I played I really enjoyed it minus the queasiness.
What do you think caused the queasiness? Do other things make you queasy?
Honestly it’s been a long time since a game made me queasy but I think it’s the fast motion, the jerky camera, and the gun wobble. I remember feeling just as queasy with half life, half life 2, and portal but team fortress 2, left 4 dead (&2), and counter strike: global offensive never made me queasy.
There is a point in ion fury where you are thrown around by fans and honestly the fast motion of trying to move around and move around the level really got to me, so I’d probably say the speed and the fast jerky movement is the two pain points.
I don't know how many settings they have made available for you to mess with, but most build source ports have options to disable bobbing and decrease FOV, which helps most people who suffer from motion sickness.
(I know this advice is late, but I figured that it might be useful to someone.)
I tried setting some stuff over here including
cl_viewbob "0"andcl_weaponsway "0"but it had little effect.Sorry to hear that, man. I had the same problem playing Build engine games when I was a kid. I liked playing Duke Nukem 3D, Witchaven and whatnot, but I was never able to play them for an extended period of time, because I would get veeery nauseous pretty quickly. I never did figure out what it is about this particular game engine that made me queasy.