Anti-latency (server-side hit detection / correction)

[n00b1n8R]

If you have massive ping you're going to have a bad experience no matter what kind of netcode it is.

Play TF2 with 300 ping, then play Halo with 300 ping, then tell me that there's no difference.
(TF2 is playable, Halo is a joke)

[t3h m00kz]

Play TF2 with 300 ping, then play Halo with 300 ping, then tell me that there's no difference.
(TF2 is playable, Halo is a joke)

dude shut up it's fair and balanced gosh

[Pooky]

I'm not going to bother reading all that, but you do realize that (and I said this in my first post) you can have server sided hit detection while having dramatically less lead than Halo does (like virtually none if you have a good ping)?

Play TF2 with 300 ping, then play Halo with 300 ping, then tell me that there's no difference.
(TF2 is playable, Halo is a joke)

I never said there's no difference. I said it's going to suck no matter what kind of netcode there is.

[t3h m00kz]

guess I didnt bother reading that!!!

yeah no shit I read it is that a joke?

[Pooky]

I have a hard time giving a shit about anything that's posted with 2 or more exclamation points attached to it. It's not impossible to get your point across without sounding like an arrogant, confrontational douchebag.

[t3h m00kz]

well a wall of well-thought out text in an attempt to make valid points sure doesn't seem to work... since it's not worth reading

[Pooky]

well a wall of well-thought out text in an attempt to make valid points sure doesn't seem to work...

without sounding like an arrogant, confrontational douchebag.

???

EDIT: I edited out your edit.

[t3h m00kz]

Yeah, I mean it is pretty hard to make valid points without sounding like a hipster tool with a serious case of internet hurt and first world problems.

I mean, you'd know first hand right?

[Pooky]

It's not impossible

=

it is pretty hard

Yeah, makes sense.

[t3h m00kz]

it is pretty hard

LMAO