so the consumer version that will come out Q1 2016 is only 1440p, not 2160p? will it remove motion sickness completely or at least to manageable level? also will it be at least 120hz or still will be 75hz?
"shin777" wrote: so the consumer version that will come out Q1 2016 is only 1440p, not 2160p? will it remove motion sickness completely or at least to manageable level? also will it be at least 120hz or still will be 75hz?
That depends on who you are, shin.
Also, it depends on your set-up, as many have informed you on other threads.
"shin777" wrote: so the consumer version that will come out Q1 2016 is only 1440p, not 2160p? will it remove motion sickness completely or at least to manageable level? also will it be at least 120hz or still will be 75hz?
Wow man you have alot to read... Maybe a little click on Cybereality link first then re ask whatever question you have :?
For me, sickness come from turning with the mouse and side walking and not from the resolution (of course 90hz should be amazing... I dont feel nauseous at all at 75Hz).
"shin777" wrote: so the consumer version that will come out Q1 2016 is only 1440p, not 2160p? will it remove motion sickness completely or at least to manageable level? also will it be at least 120hz or still will be 75hz?
will it remove motion sickness completely or at least to manageable level?
Like the others have said, this is a personal thing. My sister for example can't play first person games on a normal screen because she gets motion sick. Me on the other hand, i can play hours of Half Life 2 with no breaks in VR. Dog fighting in Elite Dangerous with no problem. DK2, for me, has already removed motion sickness entirely. Occasionally something will give me a head rush (like demos with head bob when you move) but its never made me feel sick. I see the consumer version just bettering everything DK2 had to offer.
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