I like motion blur but it seems some people get nauseated by it or just don't plain like it. POLL TIME!

It depends. Some games do it well, others do it needlessly or go completely overboard.

I enjoy it. Mostly. It's always a matter of balance, sure, but it really can enhance the visuals.

I love it in god of war 3 and gears 3.

Motion blur exists in reality, so a good and balanced amount of it is always welcome in my book. Of course excessive amounts will be bad for a lot of people.

People like motion blur?

Yay when it's done well. Sometimes it's done really badly and I hate it.

I hate it, it obscures my vision, makes me feel sick and doesn't really look very good to begin with. I just always get the feeling it's only there to hide bad textures in the heat of action....

I turn it off if possible; it kind of makes me feel ill =(

I never get nauseous from motion blur but 99% of the time I'm against it. The only game that I think it really contributes to is Mirror's Edge.

It can look all right when I'm playing a game on my TV but when I'm gaming on my PC, with the screen really close to me, it invariably looks awful.

When it's done right, sure.

Nope. Never liked it.

Depends. HL2 EP2, Crysis and The Witcher 2 did it well, many other games don't. Crysis and TW2 both have localised motion blur, which adds a lot to realism whereas HL2 EP2' motion blur does a really great job at frame smoothing the whole experience. Many other games use motion blur incorrectly, introducing lag and breaking realism and those are games I don't like.

motion blur gives me a bad case of the poops

Eh. It's ok if it's used right, but I feel like I notice when it's used poorly more.

I don't know why, but when I think motion blur, I think Crysis.

@NTM: Probably because it's a really good example of it. There's heavy motion blur in that game.

Motion blur in first-person games is almost universally stupid. Your view shouldn't blur every time you turn 90 degrees. That is not how eyeballs work, yet it seems to be how every first-person video game uses motion blur.

I'm more tolerant in third-person games, because I can at least imagine that there is some kind of camera (being held by Lakitu) following the character around, and that justifies the motion blur somewhat.

Almost always disable it.
It's kind of a silly and improper imitation of the RL effect that obscures my vision in a game.

Excitebots says hi.

However, even in extreme cases like these, I like the effect. I say yay.

The correct spelling is "yea," not "yay."

@Catarrhal: Not if you want it to say "Yay" like I did.