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All it takes is a neighbor with a router on the same channel as you or a little bit of rf noise(usb3 has a clock rate that tends to do this) and the whole thing
by vvanders 6y ago
All it takes is a neighbor with a router on the same channel as you or a little bit of rf noise(usb3 has a clock rate that tends to do this) and the whole thing comes tumbling down.
Back where I did gamedev we designed gameplay specifically for network usage(predictive based design) or had time-rewind, or both(ala half-life/cs). I just don't see how this works unless you're okay with a quality bar well below what a local client will provide.
- dylkil 6y agojust use an ethernet cable and youll have no wifi interference
- GordonS 6y agoYou make it sound like this is an easy option for everyone, but it's not - your router is likely to be where the phone/fibre socket is, and that's not always going to be where your PC is. If you know what you're doing, you might be able to pull a cable and install a new socket, but that's definitely no lt for everyone.
- dylkil 6y agonot everyone is going to have wifi interference either
- EricE 6y agoThere is nothing complicated about pulling wire. There are tons of videos on Youtube. People just convince themselves there is all this stuff they can't do - and what do you know! When you don't even try you can't do it. Amazing.