Hi, just wondering who else out there suffers from motion sickness whiles't playing Bioshock. It's quite odd to me as to why this happens only with this game and no other FPS games I have played over the years. I don't just mean with the most recent instalment Bioshock: Infinite but also the first and second one. For me it seems to be even worse when not playing it but watching somebody else playing it. Is it just me?
Bioshock & Motion Sickness
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It's the field of view, you need to modify the config file with Bioshock Infinite to get a comfortable setting.
See here: http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/BioShock_Infinite
See here: http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/BioShock_Infinite
i have travel sickness band next to my pc and put them on for most fps games seem to be okay with 3rd person and crysis 3 
The default max FoV gave me a headache as well, however a simple ini fix as Antar linked should fix it for you.
The max default is about 80, which is frankly rubbish, I have mine set to 35.71 which gives a final FoV of 95, which is my preference in most games.
The max default is about 80, which is frankly rubbish, I have mine set to 35.71 which gives a final FoV of 95, which is my preference in most games.
The mouse input (if your playing on keyboard+mouse) is a bit weird on both the original bioshock and infinite and can contribute IMO to motion sickness as its quite "swingy" with default settings.
I modified the ini settings for sensitivity to make it more consistant.
I modified the ini settings for sensitivity to make it more consistant.
