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The key was that it didn't matter which hardware was hosting the game. You connect to that server, which may be from similar locations, or may be hosted by the
by MereInterest 5y ago
The key was that it didn't matter which hardware was hosting the game. You connect to that server, which may be from similar locations, or may be hosted by the community. Calling it as a "server" had the implication that it wasn't necessarily the game publisher that was running the server.
- fragmede 5y agoYes but did we stop calling them servers when publishers stopped letting us run our own; accessible outside of their matchmaking process?