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Well, in defense of Network Next, their system seems to fall back to public routes if there's no benefit. That doesn't seem too much like lock in, since you hav
by kbenson 8y ago
Well, in defense of Network Next, their system seems to fall back to public routes if there's no benefit. That doesn't seem too much like lock in, since you have to have public servers working anyway.
- bilbo0s 8y agoNope, still lock-in. You have to use THEIR APIs. It won't work if you use regular networking code. Gotcha!
- gafferongames 8y agoOur APIs are just simple replacements for UDP sendto/recvfrom and they’re open source. While they won’t work unless you work with our marketplace, if they don’t work, they just fall back to regular UDP packets. How is this lock in again?