Subj : Re: Cyberpunk 2077 (continued)
To   : ryan
From : Gamgee
Date : Sun Dec 20 2020 11:29 am

-=> ryan wrote to All <=-

 ry> Welp, I done did it. Purchased and downloaded the game this past
 ry> Monday. While designing my character, my goddamn GPU fried...I've
 ry> used it for mining and have definitely left it on for days on end
 ry> so I think it probably was at the end of its life already.

 ry> I ordered another and it arrived today, installed, everything was
 ry> cool. Fired up the game.

 ry> I haven't really noticed any bugs. I'm having a bit of a struggle
 ry> getting into the narrative...I hate to say it's not compelling
 ry> but it doesn't grab me the way GTA V does.

 ry> I also keep feeling motion sickness. I know, loser old-man crap,
 ry> but...I have had some pretty gnarly head injuries and since have
 ry> gotten progressively worse motion sickness. I notice I can play
 ry> some games (GTA V, Assassin's Creed) for hours on end with no
 ry> issues but this game makes me queasy. The only game that's worse
 ry> for me, so far, is original Doom. So...bummer. But I'm going to
 ry> soldier on!

I haven't played the game, and likely won't.  But I do know that 
usually the fix for motion-sickness issues with games is to change the 
Field-of-View (FOV) setting to a bigger/wider number.  If that is 
possible with that game/setup, it might help.



.... Chuck Norris can divide by zero.
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