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>There are number of reasons why that isn't a popular way to play games, but it's not primarily a technical issue. It is entirely technical. Everyone who trie
by asdasf 13y ago
>There are number of reasons why that isn't a popular way to play games, but it's not primarily a technical issue.
It is entirely technical. Everyone who tried it shit all over it because it was a terrible experience, entirely due to limitations of internet connectivity (both latency and bandwidth).
- staunch 13y agoI suppose the fact that many users have shitty internet connections is a technical issue. But for users with a high bandwidth low latency connection (FiOS, LAN, dedicated fiber) there's really no technical reason it can't work quite well. The primary reasons these services didn't take off is that many users have shitty connections and almost everyone has a fast enough computer.