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Weird preview feedback - 10/12/2018 7:32:36 PM

Searry

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Hi the game looks amazing but I have a small problem.
For some reason the isometric view and how it blurs the screen makes me nauseous. I don't know what optical effect causes this but every time XTRG used it I felt it. This is extremely weird. It's like the less than 80FOV issue in some FPS games.

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RE: Weird preview feedback - 10/12/2018 8:57:16 PM

Veitikka

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Interesting. Perhaps because the objects near and far away have a similar size, and that makes the brain spin?

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RE: Weird preview feedback - 10/12/2018 10:19:54 PM

Searry

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It could be but I can see some people with motion sickness complaining about this. The terrain height difference tool made me almost vomit so I couldn't look at the screen anymore.

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RE: Weird preview feedback - 10/13/2018 7:11:02 PM

RobearGWJ

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This is not making fun, I'm serious. I've had that problem before and while acclimatization through exposure eventually fixes it, both anti-nausea drugs (like Dramamine, nothing hard to get) and ginger root (get the candied kind, easier to eat) actually work to mitigate the effects. Take your choice before playing and in a few weeks of regular exposure (as tolerated) your body will adjust, then you won't need the aids.

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