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1. Why would you run Godot on the back-end.. Seems kinda crazy. 2. Writing your own HTTP Promise library seems insane. Whatever language you're using there mus
by philipwhiuk 2y ago
1. Why would you run Godot on the back-end.. Seems kinda crazy.
2. Writing your own HTTP Promise library seems insane. Whatever language you're using there must be one already.
- recursive 2y ago1. Maybe validating that client actions are legal?
- jared_mccluskey 2y agoYep, we made it server-authoritative intentionally for physics-based games and to prevent cheating
- jared_mccluskey 2y ago> Why would you run Godot on the back-end.. Seems kinda crazy. Game server - there's still a separate NestJS backend for the web. The code is here: https://github.com/the-mirror-gdp/the-mirror https://github.com/the-mirror-gdp/the-mirror > Writing your own HTTP Promise library seems insane. Whatever language you're using there must be one already. Yes exactly, that's what we assumed