-- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] I honestly don't know, why else would i be asking the question?
So what your saying is, if person A (450ms) shoots at Person B (30ms) 10 ms before Person B shoots at Person A (30ms), and both shots were accurate, then first person C dies then person B dies. Or more importantly, lets say person A (450ms) and Person B (30ms) both see eachother and shoot at eachother at the same time. Time X: Person A has a shoots Person B with an awp and sends that information to the server. Time X + 10ms: Person B shoots person A with an awp and sends that information to the server. The server gets the player information for player A at (Time X + 450ms) The server gets the player information for player B at (Time X + 30ms) Player A shot first but the server recieves player B's data almost a half a second before recieving player A's data. Who dies? If what your saying is true then where is the so called lag compensation that hlds is supposed to perform? This would give a huge advantage to players with lower pings if the server didnt wait for all players packet data before calculating a frame wouldnt it? >The server does not wait. This is why higher lag players being to jump >around. There's a lag compensation part to it that attempts to smooth >out movement and shots, but eventually it begins to not work due to >insufficient information from the client with high ping. Do you >honestly beieve the server packet handling thread(or however the >internal architecture is) just sits there and waits for one client for >500ms? -- _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds
