TNG s4e24 “The Mind’s Eye” and TNG s5e6 “The Game”

    • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet@lemmy.world
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      The headache and nausea comes from the hardware not being able to render 90 fps at 90 Hz. If you can satisfy that then both conditions go away almost completely.

      • Benjaben@lemmy.world
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        Really! Is there a known biological mechanism there? Sounds like it’s our sampling frequency basically, lol

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          If you’re really sensitive to motion you’ll still get motion sickness when using locomotion instead of teleportation (moving smoothly with a thumb stick instead of just teleporting to where you want to go with a screen blank when traveling)

        • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet@lemmy.world
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          Yes, that’s basically what it is! I read a lot about it back in like 2017 when I got my first VR headset. There are articles out there if you’re interested in reading more.

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      I think so. The graphics are photoreal in many games, and there are comfort settings to prevent nausea and whatnot.

      It’s come a long way, baby!