Network set-ups are better, but they’re not perfect (by far). Real time game networking should always assume that everyone is playing in the absolute worse conditions (IP changes, disconnections, pings of 300+).

There is actually a pretty cool face rendering method I’ve been looking at recently which is to render the face above the skin, regardless of angle, which removes the “need” to push the back of the face forward to show the other eye.

Projectiles aren’t as compatible as unlagged relies on the knowledge that the bullet travelled its entire distance across a single simulation frame.

It’s impossible to to have 1:1 bullet physics at the current level of tech.

You’d be implementing it within Unity’s scripting environment (unless you have the means and license to go native). So it’s whack in the middle of everything Unity does.

This isn’t exactly a very well thought-out comment.

This is what CS:GO does as well. I explain this entire thing on practically every comment on a CS:GO article that complains about shots magically doing zero damage despite blood spitting out of the enemy or getting shot around corners or shooting first, but dying first.

Net-code is a lot easier than AI for me. Then again, I’ve worked a lot more on networking than AI.

Do you need to develop your own engine if you want to develop a real-time online muliplayer game with solid online playability?

It will work on similarly priced PCs. I have a PC that’s a tad cheaper than a Power Mac that’s been built for developing VR software and it copes absolutely fine.

That last image has the top-half of an Unreal Engine 4 tech-demo from 2014 displayed on the screen.

Culture gap. Seeing westerners eat with both hands seems to be the most common thing that shocks visitors with this kind of eating etiquette.

Ricochet would probably make a pretty good VR experience.

Diablo II was updated with an installer for Intel OS X, I’d expect something similar will happen with War3.

My time on Kotaku pretty much.

I hope that “generic game” is not going to become the new “simulator” fad...

Halo was released on the Mac...Gearbox did the port

I think people have failed to actually answer this one for you.

It’s demanding on the processor, memory and in single-player cases the disk. In terms of graphics card, it’s not actually that bad.

who the heck is godz and purge???