Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Motion Sickness: Why It Happens & What Helps

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is a third-person action game where the camera sways as you move. EA's accessibility guide lists the controls that matter for motion sickness: a camera shake slider, an ambient camera sway slider, a field of view setting, switches for motion blur, film grain and chromatic aberration, and a centered dot. EA's own first-boot note says to consider turning camera sway off if games make you motion sick.

PC, PlayStation, Xbox · third-person · Has comfort settings · Player-reported motion-sickness risk: commonly reported by motion-sensitive players.

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Key facts

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor runs on PC, PlayStation, Xbox.
The camera is third-person.
Player reports place it in the moderate band for motion sickness.
The game ships a full set of comfort settings.
8 specific settings are listed on this page, starting with Ambient Camera Sway.

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Why Star Wars Jedi: Survivor can trigger motion sickness

The game ships with camera shake at 100 on a scale of 0 to 100, and ambient camera sway at 100 on a scale of 0 to 150. Motion blur, film grain and chromatic aberration start on as well. Your view moves a little with every step, and your inner ear feels none of it. PCGamingWiki adds a caveat: it says motion blur, vignette and depth of field effects are always present at the Medium, High and Epic post-processing levels. Each of these settings targets one source of screen motion.

Ambient camera sway while you move, on by default
Camera shake, set to full strength by default
Motion blur, film grain and chromatic aberration, all on by default

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Comfort settings in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor ships a full set of comfort settings.

Setting	Where	Recommendation
Ambient Camera Sway	Visual Settings	Set it to 0. EA says to consider turning camera sway off if games make you motion sick. The slider runs from 0 to 150 and starts at 100
Camera Shake	Accessibility Settings	Lower it toward 0. The slider runs from 0 to 100 and starts at 100
Stabilizing UI Dot	Accessibility Settings	On. EA says the centered dot helps minimize motion sickness. It starts off
Motion Blur	Visual Settings	Off. It starts on
Chromatic Aberration	Visual Settings	Off. It starts on
Film Grain	Visual Settings	Off for a cleaner image. It starts on
Field of View	Visual Settings	Try Wider or Widest. The setting offers Narrowest, Narrower, Default, Wider and Widest
View Distance	First Boot Settings	Match it to how you sit. Far (TV) is the default. Choose the close-up option if you play at a desk

One guide explains these settings for every game: how field of view, motion blur, head bob and camera shake trigger motion sickness.

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What helps beyond the settings

Set Ambient Camera Sway to 0 first, then lower Camera Shake
Turn on the Stabilizing UI Dot and keep your eyes near it in fast scenes
Play in short sessions and stop at the first queasy signal

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Frequently asked questions

Does Star Wars Jedi: Survivor have a motion sickness setting?

Yes, several. EA's accessibility guide lists a Stabilizing UI Dot that it says helps minimize motion sickness, an Ambient Camera Sway slider, a Camera Shake slider, and switches for motion blur, film grain and chromatic aberration. EA's first-boot note also says to consider turning camera sway off if games make you motion sick.

How do I turn off camera sway in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor?

Set Ambient Camera Sway to 0 in the Visual Settings. The slider runs from 0 to 150 and starts at 100. EA's guide describes it as the intensity of the camera sway when moving around.

Can I change the field of view in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor?

Yes, in five steps: Narrowest, Narrower, Default, Wider and Widest. A View Distance choice at first boot also adapts the camera and field of view to a TV or a desk monitor. PCGamingWiki lists community tools for going beyond these steps on PC.

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