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When moving towards fully Peer-to-Peer Virtual Environments (P2P-VE), the amount of network traffic generated at each peer remains a significant concern. Multiplayer Online Games (MOG) are the largest application subset of VEs and have been shown to require high frequency of update messages and minimal network latencies. Yet, this demanding criteria must be balanced with the need to also limit the...
Balancing communication workloads is a perennial performance issue in the area of Distributed Virtual Environments (DVE). The stringent time constraints of Multiplayer Online Games (MOG) complicate efforts to effectively distribute the networking load amongst servers. This issue becomes ever more exacting, when we move towards a fully Peer-to-peer virtual world (P2P-VE). We are consequently forced...
Voronoi Diagrams (VD) have recently been proposed as a way to enable Massively Multi-player On-line Games (MMOG) and Virtual Environments (VE) on fully Peer-to-Peer (P2P) network architectures. Using typical two-dimensional varieties, the peers maintain direct single-hop connections to others in the game-world in a scalable manner. However, direct connections do not guarantee the timely delivery of...
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