How to fix camera drift in Horizon Zero Dawn (PC edition)
I've just started playing Horizon Zero Dawn on PC and I've noticed that the camera is laggy, it doesn't respond to my mouse movements fast enough. It is not the response time that's the problem, but it kinda has inertia. This is exacerbated when I move and strafe at the same time.
For example, if I move in a straight line and I'd like to look to the left while I keep running in the same direction then I'd press W and D (not just W) to be able to do that. This works as expected, but the camera keeps turning a little bit more after I stop moving my mouse and after doing this for an hour now I have nausea.
Is there a way to disable this camera "inertia" / moving feature? I expect my camera to only turn if I move the mouse and only while I'm moving the mouse. I get that this was supposed to add some cinematic effect (I guess), but it is ruining my gameplay.
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As long as you only use "w" when moving forward, and don't press "a" or "d" and control her direction with the mouse she will stay centered on screen. Impossible to do during combat, but works for just walking/running.Is Horizon zero dawn 60fps on PC?
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