Motion Blur
I like to hear what graphics settings people choose for Generation Zero or more general for games. I read in a post just now that someone (Xbox) asked "where is the “Motion blur option”, and I wondered if they wanted that option to be able to turn it off. Because that’s what I generally do in games.
Is Motion Blur something you want on or off?
Motion blur gives me a headache. I usually try to get rid of it as soon as possible.
I never thought that with it off the visuals looked unrealistic, I never noticed blurred visuals when looking forward in real life either. It’s not for better performance why I turn it off, but because the visual performance never seemed better with it on. Most post-processing effects I set to off. But I will give it a real test where I focus on noticing improvement.
That’s good reason to turn it off.
I usually turn it off - there’s no motion blur in real life, and most of the time, it’s messing with my perception, causing motion sickness.
The guys from Digital Foundry made a video discussing the pros and cons of it and mention some valid usage scenarios. I agree about the logic behind it, but for me it’s depending on the implementation, which most of the time is a resounding miss.
I totally don’t mind motion blur, if it’s done right.
Most of the games (usually action packed) overdo it.
In GZ it’s really good.
I think that different user experience might be related to framerates at which they play. At higher framerates motion blur in GZ is barely noticeable. At lower - well, it gets worse the lower your FPS is.
I thought I didn’t see any obvious difference.
Hmm, that depends how it’s implemented. It’s implemented by number of frames then yes. If it’s time-based it shouldn’t make a difference.
I don’t think so. I feel it’s just a big smear of everything which really messes with my eyes. In GZ I got motion-sick within just a couple of minutes having it on. It was never that bad in any other game. But then in GZ I usually run around like a crazy chicken.
Definitely Motion blur OFF whenever it is possible. For me it’s too distracting for the eye and I feel more like I’m kind of drunk or dizzy. So I like that artificial effect off in most games.
And we’re not talking of any relativistc speeds in GZ which might cause an Motion blur effect in real… 
Oh, come on. Get on a bicycle, speed up to 40 km/h and look down
There is nothing artificial about it.
Why would I ever look down? I (like normal people) look on my phone while flying a drone behind me to get that realistic third person feel, who would ever want to do first person biking?
I just disable Chromatic Aberration because I’m not a fan of lense effects. 
Also, I prefer a variable ~40 fps with better graphics, and I think that the motion blur is quite useful for sub-60 fps gaming.