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[notarctic]

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[Dusty]

Just stop and think about that one for a second.
Think about that TF2 mod.
It's actually fairly difficult to goomba stomp someone in an fps. Impossible, no. Hard, yes.

Now think about Mario.
His world is fairly similar to GG2, right? A 2D platformer with crazy jumping.
Now think about how easy it is to stomp on things in Mario.
Now, think about the fact that behind each person you stomp is a player who is now at least slightly annoyed.
Sure everyone can do it, but that means that the server will probably degrade into everyone trying to goomba stomp people.

[Orpheon]

Reminds me of RM jetpack. 'tis fun.

Someone please do this.

[Machidro]

I'm wondering how to do it without client jitter. Is there a way to forge a client's keybytes as the server, and if so, would that solve the issue?

[Phantom Brave]

>Is there a way to forge a client's keybytes as the server
Yes. The server rules everything. Only problem is dealing with clientside extrapolation.

[Catman]

Just stop and think about that one for a second.
Think about that TF2 mod.
It's actually fairly difficult to goomba stomp someone in an fps. Impossible, no. Hard, yes.

Now think about Mario.
His world is fairly similar to GG2, right? A 2D platformer with crazy jumping.
Now think about how easy it is to stomp on things in Mario.
Now, think about the fact that behind each person you stomp is a player who is now at least slightly annoyed.
Sure everyone can do it, but that means that the server will probably degrade into everyone trying to goomba stomp people.

Then there were the people who get insta-kills from their accuracy with the Market Gardener.

[NAGN]

I'm wondering how to do it without client jitter. Is there a way to forge a client's keybytes as the server, and if so, would that solve the issue?

you can force a keystate input but that's nothing to do with the way gravity is computed