So I've developed a tool that patches the synchronization system to provide a MUCH smoother multiplayer experience. In any case, playing this with a friend again, made me realize just how bad the input delay and FPS lock was.
That's, of course, only speculation as to what their real reasons were. This inconsistency in FPS could cause the player to think the game had issues only sometimes. This is why the FPS is locked to The higher the FPS, the less likely it is, that everyone in the world can maintain the framerate.
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Unlock Your Full Potential - How Higher Frame Rates Can Give You An Edge In Battle Royale Games It also has the very major downside of huge input delays. The bandwidth usage is also locked to the number of frames per second. This results in multiplayer, with more or less no work involved from Ubisoft, but has the downside that it requires both players to have the exact same FPS. Instead of sending positions and other event messages to other computers, this step-by-step system works by sending a player's input keypresses, clicks, etc. Unlike most other multiplayer games, where programmers need to send each player's position to every other player, send events for firing, where shots landed, etc, Conviction and a lot of other Ubisoft titles use a step-by-step synchronization system. Ubisoft has a habbit of getting around things the easiest and cheapest way possible.
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