A delta is a summary of only the things that have changed since the last update. Instead of sending the entire simulation every update, it only sends a 'delta'. You might ask: why doesn't your client just drop all the outdated updates when it falls behind? Well, the simulation is actually too large to send the entire thing 30 times a second to all the players. If your machine cannot run the simulation fast enough to keep up with the tic rate (IE you have an average fps of less than 30) your client won't be able to process the incoming server updates fast enough and will fall behind this results in unplayable desynchronization, and there's no way to fix the problem as your machine's inability to keep up means that it will never be able to resynchronize. On your end, the game client updates it's own simulation as quickly as it can render a new frame. The tic rate is commonly 30 tics per second. The server runs at a specific 'tic rate', or how often per second the server updates the simulation and sends the results out. The central server keeps everyone synchronized by sending everyone simulation updates. Unfortunately, the simulations are not perfectly deterministic, especially when there are multiple characters being controlled by multiple people (meaning, as the simulation unfolds not everyone's version of it will always end up the same way). In the multiplayer case, the server version is 'authoritative'. All the people connecting to the server and playing in the same game are also running a copy of the simulation. For multiplayer games, the simulation runs on a central server. When you are playing in single player the simulation is running only on your computer. The simulation is the in-memory representation of the game world and all of the things in it. There is something we refer to as the 'simulation'. The people who are responding to you are wrong. This automated message appears on 2-4 posts a day, 0.4% overall, only when a post reaches the top 100 of r/all.
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