[Woolie Wool]

I never got nauseated, but I had a very difficult time getting my bearings and maneuvering properly. It gives the illusion that your ship is being hurled forwards, making judging the right approach speed very difficult. I flew an Ursa and it took me many tries to take out the Lucifer due to being too disoriented to hit the reactors. Dogfighting is absolute hell in subspace--the disorientation plus having no shields.

[jr2]

[looksdownnose]... Obviously not IFR certified [/looksdownnose]  well neither am I, but I still know enough to use them when I start getting disoriented. 

[Vasudan Commander]

Heh,

Well i'm already feeling a bit ill, but playing the last level sent me over the edge, sorry but i found the whole subspace graphics quite nauseating.

I don't know if im alone in this, can't really be very constructive about it

try playing the original descent. That game is headache city.

[Stormkeeper]

I didn't get nausea, i just get disorientated. I get very confused, cuz the subspace makes me think i'm moving even when my thrusters are off. Really makes me disorientated. It helped that Lucy was there to 'anchor' me though.

[jr2]

Well, if you look closely, you can see stars, IIRC, through the subspace wall.. they are a good reference point, as well as the jump node at the other end (if visible, I forget).  Also, think of the subspace as two counterrotating semitransparent tubes...  Last resort, use autospeed matching.