The server is king. Clients are hackable. What you want to do is two things with your websocket. Send game actions to the server and receive game state from the server. You render the game state. and you send input to the server. auto aiming – this one is hard to solve. You have to … Read more
1 – is impossible. You don’t know exactly how long a message will take to arrive on a client and no measurement you take will necessarily be applicable to the next message you send. The best you can do is an approximation, but you always need to assume that people will see EITHER slightly different … Read more
A checklist for you..I hope it will help you 1.check have you added Test accounts 2.check whether you turn on Realtime Multiplayer in google play developer console for your game. 3.Check required meta tags in androidMainfest file
WebSockets are the best solution for realtime multiplayer games running in a web browser. As pointed out in the comments there is an initial handshake where the HTTP connection is upgraded but once the connection is established WebSockets offer the lowest latency connection mechanism for bi-directional communication between a server and a client. I’d recommend … Read more