This is intended for viewing some other (remote) player's jump (during a disconnect). It wouldn't touch your own (local) jump. It's the equivalent of letting a

This is intended for viewing some other (remote) player's jump (during a disconnect). It wouldn't touch your own (local) jump. It's the equivalent of letting an AI take over the player when the player drops out, with the AI intended to replicate the dropped-player's playstyle until he rejoins. In short enough time-spans (disconnect-duration) you have some hope of being exactly correct. And if you were 100% correct at predicting the remove player, all of the time, you don't even need the other player --- you could just run the AI and stay offline, and just "pretend" there's another player.