Motion sickness
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It's called an SLF
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What is it that you think is triggering the motion sickness, is it the bumpy ride in the SRV?
Don’t get one of these then, if you have a big enough (ware)house!
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Don’t get one of these then, if you have a big enough (ware)house!
Been asked for many times, it sure would be nice. Not just for those who get motion sickness in the Scarab, but for those who don't play spaceship games to drive buggies.
Let us know where you've been buying your SLF that can surface prospect and run Guardian grinds.
Let us know where you've been buying your SLF that can surface prospect and run Guardian grinds.
When I first started using a VR, I could only play 15 minutes then would have to walk away. After a few weeks it no longer bothered me.
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The first time I drove an SRV in VR, I nearly threw up. Now it doesn't bother me at all. Took about two weeks to get used to it. Stick with it. Play for a short time and gradually increase the duration
I used to deal with this a lot, but I finally realized that if I constantly use the thrusters to just kind of "jump" around the planet like I'm mario, I don't get sick using it. So what I do is drive normally over flat terrain, and then "leap" over even the smallest of bumps or rocks. I can drive for 30 minutes to an hour now before feeling much of anything, where I used to want to die after a couple minutes.
The solution to this is called Hover based collector limpets for planets..
They Fly the planet collecting instead of you having to drive at all... they mine, they cut item free, and then fly back to ship
Just need the official version released.
They Fly the planet collecting instead of you having to drive at all... they mine, they cut item free, and then fly back to ship
This. It also makes steep inclines and declines feel like steep inclines and declines. Before they just looked flat because my line of sight was the same as the ground.
I wonder if that machine could move fast enough to keep up with fa-off manoeuvres. Or an SLF in fa-off spinning after clipping a ship or roid.
My observation is it has to do with the movement around the yaw axis. It is much quicker than in regulars cars, because it has additional rear wheel steering. Also experiencing motions you don't expect or can't control is a good way to make you feel sick. So the quick turns, unexpected spins of the SRV and extremely bumpy terrain is a bad mix for VR (or people who are prone to simulation sickness in general).
In my case I can play Dirt Rally for hours, but 15 minutes in the SRV on very rough terrain makes me take a break. Smooth terrain and less sharp turns and I am fine.
Yeah, in VR I get a weird sensation when playing Battlezone in them tanks. Think it’s the smooth speed everything is moving.
Wipeout VR, now that was absolutely insane, the drops on some of the planets induce horrific sweaty palms...
I’m alright with VR overall however.
Wipeout VR, now that was absolutely insane, the drops on some of the planets induce horrific sweaty palms...
I’m alright with VR overall however.
Yeah just drive slower in vr. Makes you think you're in a real moon buggy even.
I stick to around 6-8 m/s in the SRV and find that movement of the horizon in VR is less pronounced.
Although after playing through Lone Echo a couple of times, motion sickness is no longer an issue, I'm thankful to say!