3D Nausea anyone? Half Life 2 makes me sick, literaly
I've had 3d for a while now and I enjoy it very much but for some reason when I play Half Life 2 for about 30 min or so I start to get nausea and I start to get cold sweats and I have to stop. Now It doesnt really happen with my other games and I have lots of FPS games I play in 3d and I can play those for hours. It doesnt matter if I play with the lights on or off, and I even lowered my convergence alot more than normal too. Anyone else experience this?
I've had 3d for a while now and I enjoy it very much but for some reason when I play Half Life 2 for about 30 min or so I start to get nausea and I start to get cold sweats and I have to stop. Now It doesnt really happen with my other games and I have lots of FPS games I play in 3d and I can play those for hours. It doesnt matter if I play with the lights on or off, and I even lowered my convergence alot more than normal too. Anyone else experience this?
[quote name='Vtectrini' post='580465' date='Aug 20 2009, 12:33 AM']I've had 3d for a while now and I enjoy it very much but for some reason when I play Half Life 2 for about 30 min or so I start to get nausea and I start to get cold sweats and I have to stop. Now It doesnt really happen with my other games and I have lots of FPS games I play in 3d and I can play those for hours. It doesnt matter if I play with the lights on or off, and I even lowered my convergence alot more than normal too. Anyone else experience this?[/quote]
lol. No.
Never experienced anything remotely like this.
Cold sweats ? My goodness man.
Maybe you should pick up a safer hobby, like reading..
Everyone knows that HL2 did make 'some' people feel ill when it first came out..
to this day there are people who cannot stand it. I dunno what it is.. something about the engine I guess..
But yeah, if it's making you sick.. don't play it dude..
[quote name='Vtectrini' post='580465' date='Aug 20 2009, 12:33 AM']I've had 3d for a while now and I enjoy it very much but for some reason when I play Half Life 2 for about 30 min or so I start to get nausea and I start to get cold sweats and I have to stop. Now It doesnt really happen with my other games and I have lots of FPS games I play in 3d and I can play those for hours. It doesnt matter if I play with the lights on or off, and I even lowered my convergence alot more than normal too. Anyone else experience this?
lol. No.
Never experienced anything remotely like this.
Cold sweats ? My goodness man.
Maybe you should pick up a safer hobby, like reading..
Everyone knows that HL2 did make 'some' people feel ill when it first came out..
to this day there are people who cannot stand it. I dunno what it is.. something about the engine I guess..
But yeah, if it's making you sick.. don't play it dude..
[quote name='lumpeh' post='580752' date='Aug 20 2009, 06:27 PM']I understand its something to do with the limited fov thats set by default. Theres a command you can add in the dev console to increase it i think.[/quote]
Yeah, default FOV is 70. You need 90 minimum - should be 105 for a 16:9 monitor and 100 for a 16:10
[quote name='lumpeh' post='580752' date='Aug 20 2009, 06:27 PM']I understand its something to do with the limited fov thats set by default. Theres a command you can add in the dev console to increase it i think.
Yeah, default FOV is 70. You need 90 minimum - should be 105 for a 16:9 monitor and 100 for a 16:10
I have always suffered from bad nauseous and head aches whilst playing Half Life 2. It is a very common problem, lots of people suffer the same. I can't believe Valve never fixed the issue.
I have always suffered from bad nauseous and head aches whilst playing Half Life 2. It is a very common problem, lots of people suffer the same. I can't believe Valve never fixed the issue.
It has nothing to do with Nvidia's 3D Vision.
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[quote name='Muppet' post='580952' date='Aug 21 2009, 05:38 AM']I have always suffered from bad nauseous and head aches whilst playing Half Life 2. It is a very common problem, lots of people suffer the same. I can't believe Valve never fixed the issue.
It has nothing to do with Nvidia's 3D Vision.[/quote]
I can't believe all you have to do is hit tilde to bring down the console, and then type fov 90 to fix it
[quote name='Muppet' post='580952' date='Aug 21 2009, 05:38 AM']I have always suffered from bad nauseous and head aches whilst playing Half Life 2. It is a very common problem, lots of people suffer the same. I can't believe Valve never fixed the issue.
It has nothing to do with Nvidia's 3D Vision.
I can't believe all you have to do is hit tilde to bring down the console, and then type fov 90 to fix it
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lol. No.
Never experienced anything remotely like this.
Cold sweats ? My goodness man.
Maybe you should pick up a safer hobby, like reading..
Everyone knows that HL2 did make 'some' people feel ill when it first came out..
to this day there are people who cannot stand it. I dunno what it is.. something about the engine I guess..
But yeah, if it's making you sick.. don't play it dude..
lol. No.
Never experienced anything remotely like this.
Cold sweats ? My goodness man.
Maybe you should pick up a safer hobby, like reading..
Everyone knows that HL2 did make 'some' people feel ill when it first came out..
to this day there are people who cannot stand it. I dunno what it is.. something about the engine I guess..
But yeah, if it's making you sick.. don't play it dude..
HL2 makes me feel nauseous too but's it's most probably not related to 3d. :">
HL2 makes me feel nauseous too but's it's most probably not related to 3d. :">
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Yeah, default FOV is 70. You need 90 minimum - should be 105 for a 16:9 monitor and 100 for a 16:10
Yeah, default FOV is 70. You need 90 minimum - should be 105 for a 16:9 monitor and 100 for a 16:10
It has nothing to do with Nvidia's 3D Vision.
It has nothing to do with Nvidia's 3D Vision.
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It has nothing to do with Nvidia's 3D Vision.[/quote]
I can't believe all you have to do is hit tilde to bring down the console, and then type fov 90 to fix it
It has nothing to do with Nvidia's 3D Vision.
I can't believe all you have to do is hit tilde to bring down the console, and then type fov 90 to fix it