Amazon planning its own Cloud Gaming Service dubbed "Project Tempo"

[Vya Domus]

You are dropping to copper at some point.

I don't know, like I said, we're doing pretty damn good, the fact that sometimes the latency is in the single digits within the city suggests that I don't drop to copper.

Even if the medium is perfect, the routing will still take it's toll. Ironically, fiber is notorious for incurring quite a lot of latency when you need to route the signals.

 

[R-T-B]

I don't know, like I said, we're doing pretty damn good, the fact that sometimes the latency is in the single digits within the city suggests that I don't drop to copper.

Even if the medium is perfect, the routing will still take it's toll. Ironically, fiber is notorious for incurring quite a lot of latency when you need to route the signals.

Yeah, I will cave there as you probably are correct. I wasn't thinking of routing, only link latency numbers I learned in my CCNA days. Anyhow, thats a prime example of theoretical vs real world, isn't it?

 

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Yes, here's one effect and it goes like this: Who's games I'm NOT playing?...

You and me both. But I think we established this before, didn't we?
Anyway, in the meantime, I've pretty much stopped playing at all.

 

[remixedcat]

I'm finished with them. Stopped playing StarCraft2 and World of Warcraft.
They wrecked the classic Warcraft loved by many, it was the first game I ever bought on CD. Now I can't play it!
Other "new" releases are StarCraft "Remastered", future Diablo "reforged".
No thanks. In 15 years turned from the most talented and customer-oriented game company to another money-grab scumbags.

So much fail from them. Diablo 3 was shit and buggy and was the last straw w me

 

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So much fail from them. Diablo 3 was shit and buggy and was the last straw w me

I have a feeling they're not after their 90s followers any longer
Imho, CDPR is now what Blizzard once was.