Final Fantasy 16 - This Game Feature is Making Players Get Sick! How to Fix it?

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Published on June 27, 2023 7:00:03 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u4Wr2MzqUU

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Final Fantasy XVI (2023)

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If you're a gamer like me, you know how frustrating and even nauseating motion blur can be in games. It seems to be popping up more frequently these days, and even in a highly anticipated title like Final Fantasy 16, it's causing some players serious discomfort.

For those of you who might not know what a motion blur is, Motion blur is that effect you notice when you quickly move your in-game camera, and instead of clear visuals, everything becomes a blur. Game developers use it to simulate the way our eyes perceive motion in real life, making the gameplay feel more realistic. It's also intended to smooth out the graphics in games that run at lower frame rates.

Unfortunately, Final Fantasy 16 is no exception. Players have noticed that moving the camera quickly results in blurred visuals, and the effect is particularly pronounced in the game's first hour. In one scene that combines motion blur with intense camera shake, you might feel like you've been spun around several times, which can lead to headaches and nausea.

Now, here's the disappointing news: as of now, you can't turn off motion blur in Final Fantasy 16. However, during a pre-launch stream, the development team addressed player concerns and assured them that they are looking into the issue. They have promised to provide options in the future to turn off or adjust motion blur, along with camera movement speed and auto-follow options. So, relief may be on the horizon!

Now, even though you can't turn off motion blur yet, there are a few things you can try to reduce motion sickness or make motion blur more bearable in Final Fantasy 16. One option is to switch the game performance mode to "Frame Rate" in the system settings. This can be done by pressing the "Options" button on your DualSense controller, navigating to "System," and under "Graphic Settings," changing the "Game Performance" to "Frame Rate." This mode targets 60 frames per second and has a native resolution of 1080p, scaled up to 1440p. While it won't completely solve the issue, it does provide a decent temporary fix. Just keep in mind that camera movement might feel slightly slower.

So, hang in there, Final Fantasy fans! The developers are aware of the motion blur concerns, and they're working on providing options to address them. Until then, experiment with the available settings to find the best balance for your comfort and enjoyment of the game.

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