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Galaxy also has an SDK that devs can choose to require for their game; if they don't it's for lack of adoption. Their docs do admittedly ask devs to make integ
by debugnik 3y ago
Galaxy also has an SDK that devs can choose to require for their game; if they don't it's for lack of adoption.
Their docs do admittedly ask devs to make integration optional for the user, but their definition of optional includes "no multiplayer" as well.
- Wowfunhappy 3y ago> but their definition of optional includes "no multiplayer" as well. I don't think this is ideal by any means, but I do think it's a reasonable compromise. For better or worse, many/most modern multiplayer games are architected to use a centralized, company-run software. The server software is not built to be deployed by end-users, and getting it to that state would involve very significant engineering effort. It's just not a reasonable ask.