DRAGON QUEST XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age – Definitive Edition

DRAGON QUEST XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age – Definitive Edition

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How to stop getting motion sickness
By maxbear123
This is what worked for me, as well as some other things that may work.
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What worked for me
This is just what worked for me--your millage may vary.

1) Turn off motion blur
Go to C:\Users\username\Documents\My games\DRAGON QUEST XI S\Steam\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor
and add this text to the end of Engine.ini

[SystemSettings]
r.MotionBlurQuality=0

[/script/engine.renderersettings]
r.DefaultFeature.MotionBlur=False

2) Play on the normal battle speed.
Yes, this slows the game down a lot, but for me personally, I think the constant flashing lights of spells and abilities was causing my motion sickness.

3) Turn off the automatic player camera tracking
Turning this off makes it so that the camera is not changing as much, as you are unlikely to move it unless it really needs to be moved.

4) Set camera rotation speed to 10
This reduces the time spent with the camera spinning

5) Turn down the brightness
This is self explanatory (I set mine around 30).

6) Set post processing quality to 1.

7) Set anti-aliasing quality to 4.

The above 7 things completely removed motion sickness for me.
What may help
The following things may also help:

1) Play with a mouse and keyboard.

2) Turn on a light behind your monitor if there is no light there.

3) Sit further away from the screen.

4) Hydrate and take breaks.

5) Get a desk fan and have it blow on your face.

And lastly, if all else fails, switch to 2D mode.
3 Comments
ShockedHearts 27 Sep, 2022 @ 8:06pm 
@Sir Seshington my thoughts exactly. this is probably the most tame game in terms of movement. and its cartoony and hardly has motion blur.

if this game makes someone motion blur then I dont even know what to say lmao. and this is coming from someone who cant even look at their phone in a moving vehicle without getting motion sickness
Arch-wizard Elorian 21 Aug, 2021 @ 3:15am 
I tend to not get motion sickness IRL, I can read comfortably a book when I'm a passenger in a car trip or bus, however the sudden camera zoom in-out, the awful motion blur, or even the (over the top in some games) depth of field focusing, can give me instant headaches. I cannot even watch Warframe for instance, let alone play it, bleeh D: While I didn't have any motion sickness issues in this game, I just wanted to say that I really appreciate your post ^ Being prone to it in games that you don't even have the option to change the settings, really sucks . .
Cistern of a Brown 1 Aug, 2021 @ 12:11pm 
People get motion sick playing this?