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[orewaminato]

You're doing a great job for both Unity and its students. Hope you're getting paid by Unity, you're awesome man!

[ikr]

This is what i was looking for. Im currently working on my multiplayer card game and already did the gameplay and ui. All that's left is the multiplayer side of it but i didnt know where to start. Thanks for this! 🎉

[captainnoyaux]

it's certainly easier but not easy 😂. I'm making the multiplayer of my second multiplayer card game right now and it's hard AF 🤣. But yeah it's easier than before !

[MrOmega-czyo]

I've been playing around with Unity for a while, and have been thinking about trying a multiplayer game. Looks like it's time to give it a try.

[SKIPAH]

Great timing on this video. I just finished the singleplayer Kitchenchaos tutorial and now I'm starting the multiplayer section. Sounds really hard and I probably won't be doing any multiplayer projects in near future myself, but I'm learning so much from your tutorial series, that I want to finish it all the way now.

[AlexSmith-oepr]

Video is really very relevant for me, I always thought that for any network need to write own back-end servers and use queues, sockets.
Maybe it's time to trust ready-made solutions on the market as an option, at least for the first time.
As always, thank you for your work and sharing real experience!

[hemanthadapala]

Hello! I've been watching your videos for years, and I really appreciate the valuable library of resources you’ve built—thank you! I have a question about implementing pre-game lobbies in multiplayer games. Specifically, I’d like to know how to set up pre-game lobbies where players can add friends to their team, and then transition these lobbies seamlessly into the main game lobby hosted by the server, similar to what large-scale multiplayer games use.

[triplezgames]

I never got used to those multiplayer tools, so I coded my own WebSocket Server in nodeJs and it's working like a charm

[SebSha]

Friendly reminder that those tools are not the only options, these are only the official ones. If they don't fit your needs you can always search for third-party tools or even make your own

[kingbling]

Omg you literally drop a video on multiplayer games, I was just watching your Kitchen Chaos video from start to end for the same thing!

[toprogress]

Thank you so much for showcasing all these tools in one unique video! I had no idea how to make my game multiplayer technically speaking, but thanks to you I now have a starting point.

[haydzplayz]

Thanks very much! Please make more tutorials on the tools featured!

[druffyw]

Good overview thank you. Can't wait for a tutorial on Netcode for Entities which still is very different and a much more "your on your own" sort of experience than "Netcode for Gameobjects" :-)

[eduardoromero]

good video, excelent, I think only the Economy topic for in-game coins and Cloud Save for data storage are missing, good job

[shayshay]

Hey, I have all the knowledge in the world to make a game but I can't predict the pricing.
Can you make a video about how much money you spent on a server and how many people were connected? Really appreciate it.

[JC-jzrx]

Considering the latest unity blunders, they should pay you for being better PR than they are.

[DrewofDonuts]

This was great! I really wish there was some on using Netcode for Entities on a component/OOP project - definitely a gap there!

[SajDev]

Great explaination and very informative, however it will be sensational to see a complete breakdown guide in one video in the same order starting from nothing to then adding everything as a tutorial of the decade 😅

[janikcodes]

I really hope unity adds support for client side prediction. It's really really important for most multiplayer games, yet it does not support it yet.

Edit: Just heared that Dots Netcode does include Client side predicition which is amazing!

[Shakor]

Have you tried Mirror? I like the fact that it is a framework where you can develop both the server and client side in one place.