Server Time Travel and Sinking Ships | Unity Multiplayer Game Devlog #19

In this Unity multiplayer game devlog, I finish up my server's rollback architecture, and I get to work on sinking ships.

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Fixing up all the issues with my server's rollback architecture—which essentially makes the server time travel to the past—took way longer than it should have, mainly because I made a few really small, dumb mistakes which were very difficult to track down.

Sinking ships turned out to be a bit more straight forward, although cannonballs don't inflict damage yet. I ran into a few issues with detecting collisions, but I'll fix that up in the next indie devlog.

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