So does anyone like motion blur?

reminded me of this :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zE-J1rK1NQ

Motion blur always is off for me.
Why waste GPU power to make details look crappy.
I bought an over powered gpu to max out eye-candy, so why watse it to make mud puddles.
27 inch 144hz 1080p gtx 1070 sc evga

It depends. Usually it's completely useless and, worse still, it makes me feel dizzy.

If it's visually jarring, then it's antithesis to the whole point.

Motion blur done well, is the motion blur you never notice.

i hate the concept of motion blur. especially in fps games, you are playing as a person seeing through the eyes of that person yet when you move everything blurs, idk about the people who make these games but my eyes move inside my head so i dont suffer from motion blur. same goes for lens flair, head bob and shit splattering on the screen. why mimic a camera if your playing the role of a person.
motion blur and head bob are my biggest pet peeve when it comes to effects and are instantly shut off in any game upon first startup.
honestly i think motion blur is just a cheap way to deal with screen tearing, cant fix it, hide it.

Depends on the game. It's probably a wanted scenario if playing e.g. in a VR.

For typical games, I usually turn it off.

It really depends, but most games overdo it, so I turn it off when I can.
The games that do it right are the ones that keep the effects to the edges of the screen/peripheral vision. Then it tricks your brain to narrow your vision, which in turn increases the sense of speed/motion.
The games that overdo it just make your screen look like a smeared mess instead of establishing that illusion.

Same with screen shake effects. There's games that use it only when something that should have significant physical impact is displayed. That works, because that's when in real life your head will shake.
And then there's the games where the screen shakes like an earthquake with every step you take, when you're just running around on foot. Which makes no sense, because that's a scenario where in real-life your brain will compensate and you'll register a mild bob at worst.

I always disable motion blur if given the option.The blurring effect is often distracting and unpleasant to look at.

Generally turn off since always seems overdone but I found the digital foundry video interesting

Motion blur messes with my screenshots thus it gets disabled in all the genres I play. If you ask me, its implementation outside of racing games was pointless to begin with.

always off, like dof.

Mostly always off for better GPU performance and i don't like it much , maybe for racing games ok...

It depends on the game - in a shooter you don't want it, but in a car game it gives a sense of speed.

Dear god no. It's always off and i can't think of a single scenario where i would want to turn it on.

Motion blur, chromatic aberration, depth of field, film grain can go fuck themselves. It doesn't help that in certain games you can't even turn them off.

Feels like putting pomade into my eyes, so I turn it off.

I sometimes like motion blur if done per-limb on characters, or on fast moving objects, but hate it when it's connected to the games camera (ie. whenever you rotate the view the whole screen blurs).

Yes, always. 4

lol

I hate motion blur. Makes me feel nauseous.

It can work sometimes, but yeah most of the time is a waste of resources.
It does look good on cutscenes tho.

Very rarely on, and mostly only if I can choose the blur level. Any case where there's a noticeable amount of motion blur, I'll turn it off.

If a game gives the option, it'll be off for me, same with head bob, if they had to ask... then it's most likely unnecessary .

First option that i switched off ASAP. Its absolutely terrible effect for me, making a blurring mess of good graphics as soon as you moving. I also dislike chromatic aberration, bloom and film grain. Film grain especially, it makes mess of a graphics, how anyone thought that its good idea to put graphics through filter of a cheap tv camera from 90s is beyond me. And depth of the field too, its only works in cutscenes, in actual gameplay it looks like your hero have some sight problems.