But then you get into a debate about whether that is fair or not.Įither way, like OP said - you can't beat physics. We have been experimenting with improving it(by giving the player just a touch of auto-aim assist when they are streaming), and we were able to bring the numbers back up to where they were for non-streaming players.

First person shooters? Extremely noticable, in our testing there is a noticable drop of player performance in online PvP when streaming. Unfortunately, 150ms is visible to your average player, and in our testing the enjoyment of the game is directly related to what kind of game it is - strategy games, action games, even driving games? Mostly fine, not really noticable. Without getting into details I probably shouldn't talk about - the lowest latency you can see when streaming is around 150-200ms, and that's in absolutely perfect conditions where you have a data centre super close to you. Question: What can I do about the following alert when attempting to launch GTA Online on PCAlert: Your save data could not be loaded from the Rockstar cloud servers at this time. Like, I work in video games for a large publisher - we have done a lot of testing on this technology, both on GeForce Now and our own internal solutions. And then the visual output has to be sent back, where again it has to be processed and displayed, with all the latency of the local client and display device. So you have to wait for your input to be captured by the client, processed, sent to their servers, where it has to be processed again, then given to the game process and then used there. The GeforceNow client has its own delay in processing your input, just like the game does. Physics is not a hindrance, unless I am overlooking something. With recent advancements in high quality upscaling, networking demands will also decrease. However, according to the Rockstar Games server status check, everything is fine. Judging by the number of reports, we can safely say that something is indeed broken on Rockstar’s end. If you wanna stick with gaming, the majority tend to play on consoles and do view the advantages in convinience to outweigh the disadvantages in terms of possible fidelity, higher framerates and lower latency that a PC may offer (even in cases of similar pricing).Ĭoncerning cloud gaming, network latency will go down, and the offered bandwidth will go up in most areas of the globe. The culprit is believed to be a 17-year-old boy, who has already made over 14 million from cybercrime before he hacked into Rockstar Games servers. RockstarSupport I can’t get on GTA online on the ps4, everytime I try it says it can’t get the saved data from Rockstar cloud servers. what the majority use) has become streaming, and I don't see anything preventing gaming going the same way. There are still people buying and consuming Blu-ray due to its higher quality, but the default (i.e. Of course, there will always be some for whom local will be the preferred option, but they were talking about the future default.

Honest question, which of those is in any way applicable to this technology? Besides the fact that these services already exist and, provided you have decent infrastructure, which will only become more accessible as time goes on, do serve most people's gaming needs even in this early state.

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