He never asked for a solution, he asked which games gave other people motion sickness. Your /thread is invalid.
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Portal made me faint, Hotline miami makes me sick and also other games with motion blur, I even think GTA IV made me sick once
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For me it's mostly oldies. Old DOS based games with software rendering are prone to do this, two that come to mind and piss me off all the time are Duke Nukem 3D and the first System Shock. They piss me off because both are fantastic, and I get really close to throwing up while playing them (DN3D actually made me throw up so...)
SHOGO: Mobile Armor Division did this too, but it's mostly just the first few minutes. After that, I kind of adapt to it and it's alright. Thief did the same too, but that game's way too awesome to stop playing even with conditions like that :D
Other than that, Alien Anarchy. It's a Brazilian developed shooter which must be the absolute shittest 3 dimensional program that was ever fucking created. To add injury to the insult of actually existing despite being a depressing excuse of a shooter, it is the one game that made me throw up 3 times so far, which is 3 out of 3 playing sessions I had with it. Fuck that game.
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When i first played Thandor, i played it the whole day without eating or drinking. Suddenly, everything that moved became kinda invisible to me and was replaced by those lights you see when you close your eyes. I was shocked and went away from the computer, but i was unable to see anything for a few minutes. The next 2 days i was feverish
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HL2 made me want to hurl after 5 minutes. Its default FOV is horrendous. Increase it considerably and you should be fine.
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Same, Im having problem with motion sickness I guess. After playing like an hour of Counter Strike Global offensive(map keep changing and some of the map is too complicated/big), I tend to feel dizzy and I really hate it. Sometime I hit my head to the wall to remove the pain.
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It happened to me once before, well actually not motion sick, but I was playing Modern Warfare 2, and a flashbang went off, within the next two minutes I had the most intense headache that made me sick to my stomach, and I had to lay down for a couple of hours. Have never had a headache that bad before, or none since. I never did play that game again.
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Half-Life 2 does this to me, and I freaking hate it due to how good I keep hearing it is. I can play all FPS games just fine, but this one really makes me feel sick. Will have to try some tweaks.
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The only games that give me motion sickness are System Shock 1, Rise Of The Triad and Duke Nukem 3D.
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HL2 and some other Source gaems makes me feel sick sometimes.
Thx for thing about FOV, i'll try it.
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Hopefully this is just a phase. I used to be able to play HL2 so well! D:
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Apparently, playing Half-Life 2 makes me feel like my insides have turned to turd. So I was wondering, what games make you feel sick?
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and Timesplitters: Future Perfect are other games that I can't play for more than half and hour at a time, but love them to death.
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