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Except hosting event instances and handling more business logic to reduce strain on the p2p connections. But if you count those as almost nothing, then I guess you're right.
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Ultimately depends, the cloud servers that handled that had a hard time in destiny 1 with a very poor tickrate. So moving more work to them, depending on how much they "invested in the infrastructure" might not be an improvement at all.
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That's what the internet said, I never tried to grab data on that though so how knows. Guess we'll just have to see.
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They made it sound like they are just now implementing cloud servers to help hold data. They easily could have upped the tick rate. Honestly they should have given that type of info as well
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Well cloud servers were already involved in destiny 1 as far as I understand, they're just taking more work in destiny 2.
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Yes and no. They do have a dedicated server that will be taking up host responsibilities along with what it normally took up in D1. And then they have the cloud servers which they hope to store some other data.
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Why would they change somthing they got awards for?
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They got awards for using peer to peer connections? I wasn't aware.
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You clearly didnt read it.
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So tell me how it's so different if you're so educated on the matter.
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Read the damn article. They specifically outline how it is different. Not my fault if you cant understand it.
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I don't think you understand how it worked in the first place. They're giving use vague soundbites like "they've invested in the infrastructure" and basically moved a bit more work to the cloud based servers whilst players are still using a peer to peer connection to each other. You'll see very little difference.
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No, they go into much more detail than that, not going to spout a bunch of shit here that you can read in the update.
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So, you're telling me my summary is wrong, but unable to point out where my summary is inaccurate. That sounds like a reasonable argument. I guess I can look forward to the posts about how smooth and amazing the connections are. I'm sure the move away from 6v6 games has nothing to do with connection issues.
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Ok then. That other guy seems overly salty about something. To clarify, D2 servers will act like the Host of games. Meaning far less info has to be sent P2P. As it should be stated, this should theoretically help the lag issues. It's not a fix. Just a buffer I suppose
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Here you go: "To understand the foundation on which we’re building, check out this Destiny 1 presentation from GDC. Using the terms from this talk, in Destiny 2, both the Mission Host and Physics Host will run in our data centers." The link to that presentation is on the update. If you want to be ignorant and not read that, and not understand the differences that those changes make, thats your fault. D1 only ran mission host on their data centers. There is also a reason why, conceptually this *COULD* be better then dedicated servers. By leaving individual players in control of their characters, they dont have to wait for their movements to travel to a server and then back to see that happen on screen, everything about controlling your individual player happens on screen, immediately, regardless of your location relative to the datacenter. The same cannot be said for games with dedicated servers. Learn to Fing read.
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Its better but cannot do 6v6 lol
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Your assuming the change to 4v4 was made for networking purposes and not for gameplay experience purposes.
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Its one of the main reasons why....lol
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Wheres the source that states that. You are making an assumption. No where did they say we are moving to 4v4 cause our networking cant handle 6v6.
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Lol cannot handle the truth then don't ask!
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I am asking right now, where is the source?
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I don't have to prove anything to you. If you want to believe or not it's up to you. But you may have to re watch the event lol
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I watched the event, no where did they say, we are moving to 4v4 because our network cant handle 6v6.
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Read between the lines... Good luck.
