As far as I’ve researched, if there’s an assumption that there are no obstacles, the fastest way to select a straight path is Bresenham's Line Algorithm. If I

As far as I’ve researched, if there’s an assumption that there are no obstacles, the fastest way to select a straight path is Bresenham's Line Algorithm. If I’m mistaken about this, please let me know! In my project, since I don’t need to guarantee complete real-time processing, there isn’t an absolute necessity to find paths as quickly as possible. However, since many entities need to find paths simultaneously, I’d like to keep the computations as minimal as possible. It might be similar to what you mentioned about algorithms being fast enough on low-spec hardware. In my case, I’m currently using an ultra-low-power Mini PC with an *N100 CPU* as a server. This choice not only helps me study methods to optimize performance but also satisfies my curiosity about fully leveraging the advantages of *MSA (Microservice Architecture)*-based services.