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Re: TCP vs UDP
"Carl Edman" <cedman@cedman.remote.Princeton.EDU> writes:
> In the proposed protocol, there is no 'MOVE n' command. Instead there
> is a 'MOVE <player-tag> <x-loc> <y-loc>'. A server which receives this
> command will try and move the player to the named location as fast as
> possible by the straightest route. Losing a packet under these
> circumstances can still be annoying, but it isn't quite as bad.
I'm not convinced this is a good idea. How much does the server
"know" about when figuring out the fastest shortest route? Does is
consider some squares could be bad to walk across[runes]? Does it
consider you might want to run around a monster and not go next to it?
-Eric
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- Re: TCP vs UDP
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- Re: TCP vs UDP
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