I do not understand what's going on here! The game does not load the CPU at all! Does this mean that all data is processing the server? But why not distribute the load to the users CPU?
Approximately how this happens when mining bitcoins. This way you can increase productivity hundreds of times! And we finally get the normal gameplay with the battles of many hundreds and thousands of warriors WITHOUT LAGS!
Where is the load on the CPU?
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Anyantwow - Posts: 31
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Where is the load on the CPU?
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Anyantwow
» 19 Dec 2017, 09:42
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Hodo - Posts: 649
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Re: Where is the load on the CPU?
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Hodo
» 19 Dec 2017, 14:12
That isnt how games work.
To distribute the games processing power among all the players CPUs would actually slow everything down. As everyones systems are not on the same level, or even the same network. The net latency would slow you down then the fact that some computers wouldnt want to process the information thus forcing the server to find other systems that will.
Bitcoin uses a data mining system which is not as demanding as a game. Data mining is more of a marathon and less power lifting. Gaming is power lifting, not a marathon.
To distribute the games processing power among all the players CPUs would actually slow everything down. As everyones systems are not on the same level, or even the same network. The net latency would slow you down then the fact that some computers wouldnt want to process the information thus forcing the server to find other systems that will.
Bitcoin uses a data mining system which is not as demanding as a game. Data mining is more of a marathon and less power lifting. Gaming is power lifting, not a marathon.
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