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Very nice, thanks a bunch!

Super useful thanks

Ummm ok

This game is lacking something.

I don't think people will play this game.

Thank you so much for such a thorough tutorial

Good video, I've had it in my mind to make something similar specifically targeted at conflicts arising during game jams. It's great you show that scenes CAN be merged, so many people think it's impossible and it drives me nuts 😆

fusion supports WebGL now.

in fusion how check masterclient same PUN 2?

Such a heartwarming roundup! Congratulations with the rebrand and hope you all keep having fun making games!

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Many thanks for you sharing, it's really useful for me.

MY feedback is I felt lost in detail most of the way through. I find stopping at every interface and explaining everything about is is quite jarring and makes it difficult to grasp the overall concept. I find it much better when a tutorial takes the simplest use case and flies through it, showing how to do a simple example. Then later you can come back and explain some other scenarios that are catered for or go more in depth. Hope the feedback is helpful.

Thanks for the video! Are you likely to make a video demonstrating a dedicated server game? If not, do you know of any good resources that could help us build one?

Thank you so so much. You explained a lot of the concepts really well and inspired me to make some progress debugging my game again. I am using the new input system which has some quirks to it and I’m trying to see if the component should be part of a player prefab or something global in my scene. Right now my inputs move all spawned players in the scene and also, I don’t know which player is the “local player”. I’ll keep at it but I might be asking for a help video :D

damn no webgl support yet. thats the reason I was trying to get this set up. well thanks for informing me so I didn't spend too much time!!

Hi, Thanks a lot for the kind words and awesome video. As one of the core devs of Fusion and Quantum I wanted to acknowledge (not that you need) how accurately you got everything. This is incredible value for the community. I just wanted to chime on the topic of always using the photon cloud: - it is also the barebones of host and server migration (the cloud is used as a backup of the server networked game state). If you haven't checked this yet, we automatically select a new host and give the last snapshot of the game data from the previous disconnected server. For dedicated server we'll be using this to offer custom server migration (we have a few customers already preparing to use that for long running games, etc). (edit) I saw now that you do mention host migration in host mode. My point is that we are leveraging that also for dedicated servers, etc. As for the integration of this with hosting providers (like Gameye, Unity's Multiplay, Gamelift, Playfab, etc), we are working with most of them to make sure there's always a unique-match-ID that is available both at the server being instantiated, and in the clients, so you can use that as your "session name" in Fusion. In any case, thanks again for the video, and feel free to ask me anything directly here. Erick

WebGL is working :)

little update I'm sure you're aware but just to mention because you have it down as a con; fusion now supports webGL! :)

Has this project been made available for download yet? I really want to see the details in how you are utilizing the Change delegation as I don't see this used in other provided examples.

Thank you for the helpful video! Since there's a lot to take in, I would imagine that a video series on making a multiplayer game from cratch would be an extremely helpful series for young/new developers.

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