Agreed! But STUN's success rate is pretty good! As the number of peers goes up it should be less likely that one would need to use TURN to connect to a peer, bu

Agreed! But STUN's success rate is pretty good! As the number of peers goes up it should be less likely that one would need to use TURN to connect to a peer, but I am skeptical webrtc is built to fall back like this, to try other peers first. The advantage is that at least it's all builtin. It's not a magic solution, but it's a pretty good solution, with fallbacks builtin for when the networking gets in the way of the magic.