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This would be the same as having a single QUIC stream, since QUIC already supports multiple data streams. The author addresses that with "Unfortunately, while h

This would be the same as having a single QUIC stream, since QUIC already supports multiple data streams. The author addresses that with "Unfortunately, while head of line blocking is eliminated across unrelated data streams, it still exists within each stream."

PeterisP 10y ago
However, you could use a pool of x streams; when sending an update for the tick 't' then use the (t mod x)th stream, and thus if one stream becomes blocking for some time then you do receive the next update (since it's using a different stream) and you can treat it something as (1/x) rate of UDP packet loss.