Sometimes games can just land a little badly, sending weird signals to our brains that make us feel a little nauseous. Common culprits will be field of view, chromatic aberration, or motion blur. Every now and then a questionable camera can make our problems worse as well. Sadly, Marvel's Avengers may be to blame for this for some players, but in this article we'll be showing you some changes you can make in the settings to improve the situation.
Camera settings
The default camera settings in Marvel's Avengers can be a bit uncertain, and it can often seem like you're fighting the camera to see what you want to see. He's also used to aggressively returning to what he assumes is a better position. Fortunately, most of these problems can be fixed quite easily. If you open the settings menu, you will find camera options under the Gameplay tab.
We suggest setting the shake sensitivity to 0, to remove screen shake as much as possible. The combat camera distance should be set to wide to give you the best possible field of view during heavily loaded combat sections. Both Combat Camera Recovery and Auto-Centering Camera should be disabled to prevent the camera from popping back into place.
Motion blur
Motion blur is a common problem for many gamers, and turning it off should alleviate any feeling of nausea you experience while playing the game. You can find the option to turn motion blur off in the Settings menu, in the game. 'Graphics tab. This is the third option. Motion blur is designed to mimic the way our brains interpret signals from our eyes in the real world. Our vision doesn't work in metrics like frames per second and resolution, and motion blur is often a bad attempt to replicate the science of the advanced optics that sit on the front of our skulls.
In most cases, it is advisable to turn this option off for almost any game we play, as the effect can be very off-putting and sometimes quite ugly.
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