Here’s how I resolved my motion sickness problems in Skyrim SE. It took a bit of searching, but when I finally started up my fully modded game, I was able to play for a couple hours and walk away without even a tinge of nausea. I wasn’t alone apparently, because I was able to find plenty of references to the issue, especially in VR and various consoles, where it’s much more difficult to create a solution. But those were third-person and I was never quite as sick. With both of those games, an hour or so into the playthrough, my brain figured it out and I’ve been fine ever since.

Witcher 3 does this to me a little bit, Dragon Age II did it a little as well. I do occasionally get a bit ill from a game. The first-person camera gave me the most severe motion sickness I’ve ever had from a game. I was disappointed ten minutes into my playthrough when I had to turn the game off because I was utterly sick to my stomach. I was excited and decided to just start the vanilla game, making sure my specs matched my expectations and that the game ran properly before I started glomming stuff onto it. When I finally took the time to build my own PC this year, gaming in general, and Skyrim modding in particular, were on my mind when I was choosing parts.ĭurin g the great Steam sale a few months ago, the Special Edition of Skyrim went on sale and I finally took the plunge. I had heard, however, that the stuff that was available through mods was pretty awesome. It wasn’t that I was bored, particularly, but other games held my attention a bit better.

I had it for the Xbox 360, but all I had done was run around collecting cabbages. Skyrim is an old game, but I hadn’t really played it.

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