DemonChuckle | Dark Magical Boy ♂️ Game Developer 🖥️
@demonchuckle.bsky.social
Deconstruction magical boy and game developer.
I like to repost art and stream.
#artmagicalboy
Please play my game! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2594810/Pirates_Of_Gensokyo/
https://www.twitch.tv/demonchuckle
I like to repost art and stream.
#artmagicalboy
Please play my game! https://store.steampowered.com/app/2594810/Pirates_Of_Gensokyo/
https://www.twitch.tv/demonchuckle
Okay let me make a correction I've never been backstabbed by anyone who has made a verbal agreement with me to team-up.
Non-spoken agreements are just assumptions... 🔫
Non-spoken agreements are just assumptions... 🔫
November 17, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Okay let me make a correction I've never been backstabbed by anyone who has made a verbal agreement with me to team-up.
Non-spoken agreements are just assumptions... 🔫
Non-spoken agreements are just assumptions... 🔫
If and when you do get the artbook, don't forget to take time to look at your treasures from time to time.
November 16, 2025 at 9:16 PM
If and when you do get the artbook, don't forget to take time to look at your treasures from time to time.
Oh thank goodness clover hope you are doing better!
November 16, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Oh thank goodness clover hope you are doing better!
Unfortunately all of this is just theory with no source however I got some great news for you!
A research paper in communication engineering detailed down to the head tilt that came out...
Just THIS YEAR! 👏
How exciting! ☝️🤓
Enjoy @berserkersdomain.bsky.social
www.nature.com/articles/s44...
A research paper in communication engineering detailed down to the head tilt that came out...
Just THIS YEAR! 👏
How exciting! ☝️🤓
Enjoy @berserkersdomain.bsky.social
www.nature.com/articles/s44...
Validating sensory conflict theory and mitigating motion sickness in humans with galvanic vestibular stimulation - Communications Engineering
Aaron Allred and colleagues use Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation to alter motion sickness in humans during motion. Their findings isolate the role of vestibular information in motion sickness, support ...
www.nature.com
November 15, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Unfortunately all of this is just theory with no source however I got some great news for you!
A research paper in communication engineering detailed down to the head tilt that came out...
Just THIS YEAR! 👏
How exciting! ☝️🤓
Enjoy @berserkersdomain.bsky.social
www.nature.com/articles/s44...
A research paper in communication engineering detailed down to the head tilt that came out...
Just THIS YEAR! 👏
How exciting! ☝️🤓
Enjoy @berserkersdomain.bsky.social
www.nature.com/articles/s44...
While at the time of this particular video it wasn't well researched for videogames at it was from 2014 this should get into more details about simulator sickness
Extra Credits from 2014
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cvim...
3/6
Extra Credits from 2014
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cvim...
3/6
Simulation Sickness - Causes and Cures for Game Headaches - Extra Credits
YouTube video by Extra Credits
www.youtube.com
November 15, 2025 at 2:29 AM
While at the time of this particular video it wasn't well researched for videogames at it was from 2014 this should get into more details about simulator sickness
Extra Credits from 2014
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cvim...
3/6
Extra Credits from 2014
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cvim...
3/6
This is a very clean no fluff video explaining simulator sickness with clear examples from a credible source.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS4C...
2/6
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS4C...
2/6
Motion Sickness in 3D Games [Planning & Game Design]
YouTube video by Masahiro Sakurai on Creating Games
www.youtube.com
November 15, 2025 at 2:29 AM
This is a very clean no fluff video explaining simulator sickness with clear examples from a credible source.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS4C...
2/6
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS4C...
2/6
Okay so here are some sources.
The exact phenomenon is called simulator sickness, but looking it up you are going to get a lot of sources on aviation flight simulators or VR games.
I'll list sources from most to least accessible.
Starting with videos...
1/6
The exact phenomenon is called simulator sickness, but looking it up you are going to get a lot of sources on aviation flight simulators or VR games.
I'll list sources from most to least accessible.
Starting with videos...
1/6
November 15, 2025 at 2:29 AM
Okay so here are some sources.
The exact phenomenon is called simulator sickness, but looking it up you are going to get a lot of sources on aviation flight simulators or VR games.
I'll list sources from most to least accessible.
Starting with videos...
1/6
The exact phenomenon is called simulator sickness, but looking it up you are going to get a lot of sources on aviation flight simulators or VR games.
I'll list sources from most to least accessible.
Starting with videos...
1/6
Unless you hard coded these effects in a way that can't be undone you can at have the menu option to nullify or even intensify these effects.
Even if it was inevitable, you can make the drop out from nausea smaller and smaller.
Even if it was inevitable, you can make the drop out from nausea smaller and smaller.
November 14, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Unless you hard coded these effects in a way that can't be undone you can at have the menu option to nullify or even intensify these effects.
Even if it was inevitable, you can make the drop out from nausea smaller and smaller.
Even if it was inevitable, you can make the drop out from nausea smaller and smaller.
Quick answers
1.I can find some source material during a break.
2.It depends. One or all of these could trigger or none at all and be something like the map viewed at a certain angle like the Delta Halo example. -
1.I can find some source material during a break.
2.It depends. One or all of these could trigger or none at all and be something like the map viewed at a certain angle like the Delta Halo example. -
November 14, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Quick answers
1.I can find some source material during a break.
2.It depends. One or all of these could trigger or none at all and be something like the map viewed at a certain angle like the Delta Halo example. -
1.I can find some source material during a break.
2.It depends. One or all of these could trigger or none at all and be something like the map viewed at a certain angle like the Delta Halo example. -
I would make the bet and say that for @selaco.bsky.social 's case the issue was instantaneous if not mere seconds of exposure.
November 14, 2025 at 7:11 PM
I would make the bet and say that for @selaco.bsky.social 's case the issue was instantaneous if not mere seconds of exposure.
People are going to bag on you for your... and I'm not going to sugar coat it, dismissive wording.
But to your credit your tilted map does have a visual anchor that could be unintendedly aiding in preventing motion sickness symptoms.
It's the sky👆.
But that may not be enough on release day.
7/7
But to your credit your tilted map does have a visual anchor that could be unintendedly aiding in preventing motion sickness symptoms.
It's the sky👆.
But that may not be enough on release day.
7/7
November 14, 2025 at 7:02 PM
People are going to bag on you for your... and I'm not going to sugar coat it, dismissive wording.
But to your credit your tilted map does have a visual anchor that could be unintendedly aiding in preventing motion sickness symptoms.
It's the sky👆.
But that may not be enough on release day.
7/7
But to your credit your tilted map does have a visual anchor that could be unintendedly aiding in preventing motion sickness symptoms.
It's the sky👆.
But that may not be enough on release day.
7/7
For you this could mean that there is a portion of your paying customers who quietly drops your game with no complaint.
Remembering it as "that cool indie game they couldn't finish for some weird reason 🤷".
Could mean the difference of a positive, and very positive overall score on steam.
6/7
Remembering it as "that cool indie game they couldn't finish for some weird reason 🤷".
Could mean the difference of a positive, and very positive overall score on steam.
6/7
November 14, 2025 at 7:02 PM
For you this could mean that there is a portion of your paying customers who quietly drops your game with no complaint.
Remembering it as "that cool indie game they couldn't finish for some weird reason 🤷".
Could mean the difference of a positive, and very positive overall score on steam.
6/7
Remembering it as "that cool indie game they couldn't finish for some weird reason 🤷".
Could mean the difference of a positive, and very positive overall score on steam.
6/7
Exposure time to the tunnel section was about 10-30 seconds at most but 5 seconds would be enough to make him vomit.
But once we concluded that it was just the tunnel sections, he would attempt to tough it out on repeat plays for heroic or legendary, with mixed success.
5/7
But once we concluded that it was just the tunnel sections, he would attempt to tough it out on repeat plays for heroic or legendary, with mixed success.
5/7
November 14, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Exposure time to the tunnel section was about 10-30 seconds at most but 5 seconds would be enough to make him vomit.
But once we concluded that it was just the tunnel sections, he would attempt to tough it out on repeat plays for heroic or legendary, with mixed success.
5/7
But once we concluded that it was just the tunnel sections, he would attempt to tough it out on repeat plays for heroic or legendary, with mixed success.
5/7
We made a plan, he would drive the tank with his eyes closed.
While I would escort him through those tunnels clearing them out ahead of time.
He thought it was silly at first but after closing his eyes for those sections we managed to finish all of halo 2 together.
4/7
While I would escort him through those tunnels clearing them out ahead of time.
He thought it was silly at first but after closing his eyes for those sections we managed to finish all of halo 2 together.
4/7
November 14, 2025 at 7:02 PM
We made a plan, he would drive the tank with his eyes closed.
While I would escort him through those tunnels clearing them out ahead of time.
He thought it was silly at first but after closing his eyes for those sections we managed to finish all of halo 2 together.
4/7
While I would escort him through those tunnels clearing them out ahead of time.
He thought it was silly at first but after closing his eyes for those sections we managed to finish all of halo 2 together.
4/7
The article explained that certain games or areas will make people motion sick. Explained the disconnect between visual and physical sensory input, how this was most prevalent in FPS games.
I told my dad that maybe the tunnel section was making him sick.
3/7
I told my dad that maybe the tunnel section was making him sick.
3/7
November 14, 2025 at 7:02 PM
The article explained that certain games or areas will make people motion sick. Explained the disconnect between visual and physical sensory input, how this was most prevalent in FPS games.
I told my dad that maybe the tunnel section was making him sick.
3/7
I told my dad that maybe the tunnel section was making him sick.
3/7
Halo2, the delta Halo 2 mission where you are on the scorpion tank and go through a tunnel in the ruins my dad would always get viscerally sick, thinking that something was wrong he would call it quits and go to bed.
We didn't get past that level until I found an article in Xbox magazine.
2/7
We didn't get past that level until I found an article in Xbox magazine.
2/7
November 14, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Halo2, the delta Halo 2 mission where you are on the scorpion tank and go through a tunnel in the ruins my dad would always get viscerally sick, thinking that something was wrong he would call it quits and go to bed.
We didn't get past that level until I found an article in Xbox magazine.
2/7
We didn't get past that level until I found an article in Xbox magazine.
2/7
Depends on what qualifies as an issue.
Motion sickness can be acute, subacute, or non-existent, depending on the person. Examples include VR.
But for this non-VR game I have one example using halo 2, my dad and an article in from Xbox Magazine that helped me and my dad keep playing together
1/7
Motion sickness can be acute, subacute, or non-existent, depending on the person. Examples include VR.
But for this non-VR game I have one example using halo 2, my dad and an article in from Xbox Magazine that helped me and my dad keep playing together
1/7
November 14, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Depends on what qualifies as an issue.
Motion sickness can be acute, subacute, or non-existent, depending on the person. Examples include VR.
But for this non-VR game I have one example using halo 2, my dad and an article in from Xbox Magazine that helped me and my dad keep playing together
1/7
Motion sickness can be acute, subacute, or non-existent, depending on the person. Examples include VR.
But for this non-VR game I have one example using halo 2, my dad and an article in from Xbox Magazine that helped me and my dad keep playing together
1/7
Why am I here talking to you about this?
Because this morning I wanted to stream, and I booted up the game I wanted to stream and the desire to stream evaporated.
And I understand this wasn't because I was demotivated.
It was the anticipation of streaming was satisfying enough to help me move on.
Because this morning I wanted to stream, and I booted up the game I wanted to stream and the desire to stream evaporated.
And I understand this wasn't because I was demotivated.
It was the anticipation of streaming was satisfying enough to help me move on.
November 14, 2025 at 6:16 PM
Why am I here talking to you about this?
Because this morning I wanted to stream, and I booted up the game I wanted to stream and the desire to stream evaporated.
And I understand this wasn't because I was demotivated.
It was the anticipation of streaming was satisfying enough to help me move on.
Because this morning I wanted to stream, and I booted up the game I wanted to stream and the desire to stream evaporated.
And I understand this wasn't because I was demotivated.
It was the anticipation of streaming was satisfying enough to help me move on.