I didn't know you could Fold with a ps3
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Mark Cerny Da Gawd Explains Cloud Computing
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1.) So you call folding dedicated servers? And this guy claims he's some sort of tech expert. That his job deals with the cloud and some bullshyt that obviously is not true
Yall forgot folding at home already? PS3 games already have dedicated servers. Many other games as well. Now do all of them do? No. Most will opt for peer to peer as it it cheaper.
However, with MS "licensing" dedicated servers to devs instead of using their own, I still don't believe that EVERY MS XB1 multiplayer game will use it. Some devs may still opt to use their own shyt or even continue to use p2p.
I doubt Dice gives up their BF dedicated servers to use MS's. While it IS great to have, will everyone use it?
2.) You don't believe every game will be on dedicated servers?
3.) 4 or 5 games this gen on PS3 used dedicated servers. When they first announced it you guys acted like PSN >>> XBL, Warhaaaaaaaaaaaawk.
Sony threw you a bone, you ran with it. Now you KNOW it was all bullshyt, and so you trying to downplay xbox taking us gamers a step farther?
Or maybe, just maybe some of us read and discuss these topics almost daily. Then you learn. Others just play games and have no idea how anything works. That doesn't stop them from trying to engage in conversations about topics they know nothing about. Yes, I'm now talking about you. If you want to learn about any of these topics, instead of just saying "
you making assumptions" why not ask people to explain it to you and if they could provide a link to what they are saying so you know they not just talking out there ass crack 
Xbots will provide this information, 3cepts will not. Any other questions? We'll be here
Uh, they removed that feature bruh
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In reality they're all talking about distributed computing. Splitting calculations and processes between multiple cpus or cores.
In theory, the concept would work well on MMO's to divide terrain and AI calculations among game servers and consoles within a game/match. Those calculations and renders would only have to be done once instead of multiple times.
In theory, the concept would work well on MMO's to divide terrain and AI calculations among game servers and consoles within a game/match. Those calculations and renders would only have to be done once instead of multiple times.
Yall forgot folding at home already? PS3 games already have dedicated servers. Many other games as well. Now do all of them do? No. Most will opt for peer to peer as it it cheaper.
However, with MS "licensing" dedicated servers to devs instead of using their own, I still don't believe that EVERY MS XB1 multiplayer game will use it. Some devs may still opt to use their own shyt or even continue to use p2p.
I doubt Dice gives up their BF dedicated servers to use MS's. While it IS great to have, will everyone use it?
I'll just leave this here
Xbox One Cloud VS PS4 Cloud | Video Games And News (VGN)
And the battlefield devs actually praised the cloud and its potential "scaleability"
you just don't get it.Lag IS the problem, it's the only problem. It is the reason certain things won't be done with the cloud.
Devs won't use the cloud for graphics because it would create an unstable experience with cloud computed things lagging and the rest of the game moving at normal speed.
When you stream an entire game EVERYTHING will lag, this may be acceptable to some people, but any limitations the cloud has are magnified when you talk about streaming an entire game as opposed to streaming part of a game.
Lag IS the problem, it's the only problem. It is the reason certain things won't be done with the cloud.
Devs won't use the cloud for graphics because it would create an unstable experience with cloud computed things lagging and the rest of the game moving at normal speed.
When you stream an entire game EVERYTHING will lag, this may be acceptable to some people, but any limitations the cloud has are magnified when you talk about streaming an entire game as opposed to streaming part of a game.
Finally, we agree completely.
I wasnt pushing the streaming games angle like it was the best approach, it would only be decent if you are close enough to the server.
I didn't know you could Fold with a ps3
The cloud improving graphics. Is a concept that was created by Sony stans just so they could have something to argue against.
I have not heard one developer say the cloud will improve graphics. What they have said is that it allows them to make A.I./worlds larger and more dynamic. And that it can free up some local system resources.
As Internet connections and speeds get better the technology will evolve and get better.
Life in the cloud
http://www.the-coli.com/4588322-post13.html
what are you trying to say here?
You were clearly talking about the cloud rendering MOUNTAINS
You thought that it could handle some graphics processing, now you flippin the script.
You were clearly talking about the cloud rendering MOUNTAINS
It can and already is handling graphics in the distance. The drop ships in TitanFall are rendered in the cloud.
The question was IMPROVING graphics, which I or no one else to my knowledge have claimed.
Try again buddy
It can and already is handling graphics in the distance. The drop ships in TitanFall are rendered in the cloud.
The question was IMPROVING graphics, which I or no one else to my knowledge have claimed.
Try again buddy
How gullible are you breh? If the One needs cloud computing to render dropships in Source Engine that system is in deep deep trouble.
It's very obvious what you thought it could do from your previous post, you can't spin it now.
How gullible are you breh? If the One needs cloud computing to render dropships in Source Engine that system is in deep deep trouble.
It's very obvious what you thought it could do from your previous post, you can't spin it now.
Naw you tried to spin my words and you lost. Mountains and npc's are exactly the kinds of things the cloud will be used for. And that has nothing to do with improving graphics.
And no cloud computing isn't "needed" to render drop ships, but it makes for a smoother lag free experience to render them once in the cloud and send them to all players at once, as opposed to all local machines needing to render the same thing and send it to each other.
I believe he would have said some shyt like that
How gullible are you breh? If the One needs cloud computing to render dropships in Source Engine that system is in deep deep trouble.
It's very obvious what you thought it could do from your previous post, you can't spin it now.
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