CVar `CameraReduceUnexpectedMovement` Starts To Affect `CameraKeepCharacterCentered` After 11.0.2

[Peterodox]

The two CVars are controlled by a single Motion Sickness checkbox under Accessibility - General. A recent change in 11.0.2 caused CameraReduceUnexpectedMovement to also render test_cameraOverShoulder (which controls the camera's horizontal offset) unresponsive.

• Before 11.0.2, you can set CameraKeepCharacterCentered to 0 for test_cameraOverShoulder to work.
• After 11.0.2, you need to set CameraKeepCharacterCentered and CameraReduceUnexpectedMovement to 0.

[LudiusMaximus]

Furthermore since 11.0.2:

Checking the "Motion Sickness" checkbox sets CameraKeepCharacterCentered to false and CameraReduceUnexpectedMovement to true whereas unchecking the checkbox sets CameraKeepCharacterCentered to true and CameraReduceUnexpectedMovement to false

As @Peterodox said, either variable now stops shoulder offset to take effect, so it does not work regardless whether "Motion Sickness" is checked or not.

I would expect CameraKeepCharacterCentered to be true if and only if the "Motion Sickness" checkbox is checked.