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I honestly think it's amazing for online games that don't work without an online service anyway. EVE Online recently got a streaming version, and with how weir
by sascha_sl 4y ago
I honestly think it's amazing for online games that don't work without an online service anyway.
EVE Online recently got a streaming version, and with how weird that game handles latency and command queueing it's a genuinely good option to ensure more fair play. It used to be that alliances specifically put members close to the datacenter in London is particular roles because they were more likely to lock in a single command frame. (This is not a reaction time issue, it's an "when within the 1s frames does your command arrive" issue.)
For games from Riot, I'd much prefer a streaming client. Better than installing their kernel mode anticheat.