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[Video] Star Citizen’s CitizenCon 2951 – Server Meshing & The State Of Persistence

The thing that will hopefully turn Star Citizen into a much less laggy and more online multiplayer experience is Server Meshing. In this stream, the development team provides a look at the technologies of Server Meshing and Persistent Streaming. They seek to provide "A deep dive into the technical architecture of these key core initiatives that will enable a truly massive, scalable and persistent world".

October 10, 2021

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