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[b9fd28f4cf2]My head hurts[/b9fd28f4cf2] (I remember playing that games --- years ago)

Games like that make me crazy - I can't play them for 30min+ (like halfLife 2) I can't play that kind of games for more than 30 minutes becuase my head just <-- I don't know, it hurts.

ROFL. I love the don't interrupt me thing.

[quoted54025f77e="cartrenroy"][bd54025f77e]My head hurts[/bd54025f77e] (I remember playing that games --- years ago)

Games like that make me crazy - I can't play them for 30min+ (like halfLife 2) I can't play that kind of games for more than 30 minutes becuase my head just <-- I don't know, it hurts.[/quoted54025f77e]

It's called motion sickness, a lot of people have that problem with First Person Shooters. I started having that problem a couple years ago and found (from suggestions of others) that a higher field of view in the game will pretty much get rid of it. Raising the FOV in HL2 to around 90 cures the problem for me.

[quote622e720f2e="Avenger55"][quote622e720f2e="cartrenroy"][b622e720f2e]My head hurts[/b622e720f2e] (I remember playing that games --- years ago)

Games like that make me crazy - I can't play them for 30min+ (like halfLife 2) I can't play that kind of games for more than 30 minutes becuase my head just <-- I don't know, it hurts.[/quote622e720f2e]

It's called motion sickness, a lot of people have that problem with First Person Shooters. I started having that problem a couple years ago and found (from suggestions of others) that a higher field of view in the game will pretty much get rid of it. Raising the FOV in HL2 to around 90 cures the problem for me.[/quote622e720f2e]

Well, I can play all 1St person shooter gamesadna ny other games - the ones that make me crazy are the DARK ones and also the ones that move FAST (like when you Record something with a camera and you start running and then you watch the video - you will see that the thing moves fast and all that sh!t)

Right, and some games use a lower FOV (lower FOV = higher zoom basically), which is why certain games trigger motion sickness and certain don't. I've dealt with it for a couple years. Take any FPS, drop the FOV, and you'll have the same problem, it's like looking through binoculars. Fast side to side (or rotational) movement combined with a low FOV is what triggers motion sickness.

For a long time I could not figure out why Halo 2 felt differant from Halo 1 and then I figured out that the FOV on H2 is a lot smaller then the FOV in H1.