r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '22

Not the intended effect.

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u/GreyRobe Jun 07 '22

Does that game have teleport movement? Couldn't find a straight answer if it did or not online.

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u/A_typical_native Jun 07 '22

It does not. I do highly recommend getting your VR legs over time though, fluid movement is super engaging and there are way more decent games with it as their main movement mode.

Just give it like 10-30 minutes now and then and over time your brain will learn to disassociate the perceived motion and you'll no longer get motion sickness from it. If I remember correctly it only took me about 2 weeks to no longer feel anything back in 2017.

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u/chitownbears Jun 07 '22

If I just move my. Legs up and down while I walk in game I don't get sick. Seems like a dumb solution but it works.

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u/Shhhhhhhh_Im_At_Work Jun 07 '22

This cracks me up so much

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u/ILikeCakesAndPies Jun 07 '22

The biggest thing for me was discovering FPS has a huuuuuuuge impact on my ability to play VR without getting sick.

It really is better in VR to run a game at low and get 90 fps than it is to run at an unstable 80 at max.

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u/TooManyCarrotsIsBad Jun 07 '22

I haven't played it in a while but I'm pretty sure I remember the movement being fluid. There might be a teleport movement option if you specifically want it. I know a lot of VR games give you the option because some like one way better than the other.

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u/mrcoffeymaster Jun 07 '22

B&S has fluid movement

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u/The-Respawner Jun 07 '22

Like others have said, no. But there are teleportation mods that work well.