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Rollback hasn’t been in fighting games for very long at all. It’s a relatively recent addition to the genre, and has resulted in dramatically improved online pl
by rychco 4y ago
Rollback hasn’t been in fighting games for very long at all. It’s a relatively recent addition to the genre, and has resulted in dramatically improved online play. It’s still new enough that it’s even touted as a feature & selling point in marketing. Within the fighting game community, online play/tournaments have typically been regarded as a joke & not representative of skill at all because delay-based networking woes. However nowadays, with rollback, online tournaments are held regularly, more accessible than ever, and regarded more highly than before. Rollback is greatly helping the genre stay alive.
- anonymousab 4y agoFighting games have had rollback netcode since at least SF2 HD Remix in 2008. In terms of online fighting games, it has been around for more than half of their existence. The problem has been the lack of adoption/prioritization, and probably more than a little NotInventedHere-syndrome.