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If it's a turn-based game, why have a time for each player? You should have a timer for each room, to be activated every time you pass the turn, or not?

First of all I'm writing this post to beat @ilan on timing :p I would like to have a kind of template (basic design) to create B4J web server for multiplayer turn-based games. For example, what can be the best structure for messaging, including any confirmations to be received by clients. I write
link: Trying to develop a B4J web server for a multiplayer turn-based game, I have encountered many difficulties and, above all, you can think to implement
link: Server-based. I'm referring to games like Zynga Texas Hold'em Poker, then a card game. It is not so easy as you can imagine, @wonder. Thinking to a

(Technology should stop, I start to be too old for all these news :D:(:)) I'm thinking if this MQTT can be useful (more useful) for my project (multiplayer turn based game). 1) "The server (message broker) is already implemented for us." It should be an advantage but you need to change most logic

Yes, I'm referring only to turn based games (selfishness, because it is what interests me :)). I read too much (and I produce too little :(). I read this phrase (P2P) in an article that was not published by Google but by an independent author who wrote about this argument.
link: Am I wrong or turn based games are "managed" by clients? As I have understood every client (then the single app) must possess all of the operating ru
link: As you know I started (many centuries ago :D:() a turn based game and I'm having doubts about the complexity and I was considering whether to use Goog

Just a "curiosity"... I'm running some tests. Great advantage, as I have already written, the fact that an app also still run in background, especially in my case, a turn-based game, so if I, after making my move, send the app in background, the websocket continues to receive data and the game cont

if the game requires less time for each move and the user has a slow connection, you throw him out and he curses you :). the server must "have the power", otherwise if someone (hacker) changes the client... Anyway, try to develop a multiplayer turn based card game (b4j websocket server + b4a clie
link: Can I say... LOL? :D https://www.b4x./?query=turn+based&author=LucaMs
link: Right, it should be very simple :) As usual you will meet many unforeseen, like disconnections/reconnections, activity paused, slow connections, etc.

I hope some of you have already worked on both and have a general idea of the differences between them. Currently (for centuries) I'm trying to develop an online multiplayer turn-based game. I know MQTT not so much, but I can not see great advantages in using it instead of WebSockets. The only ad
link: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-to-react-to-spam.72970/#post-463902 Moreover I don't think there is a way to get the clients' IP using

Sorry, I don't know how to explain well what I mean. I'm trying to develop e websocket client-server turn based game using b4j + b4a. Let's say PlayerA does his "move"; this info should be sent to all other players; PlayerC does not receive this info because of delay on his connection but the game
link: You're right, @Informatix. It was my second thought (because I was aware of the existence of Google Play Game Services only later :)). Two years ago
link: Well, it is hard ALSO because the game is based on turns but meanwhile the other players, as I wrote (#1)...
link: Reading better, my problem is almost the opposite, I think. I should have synchronous communications, since the game is based on turns (as you can see

Allora, dato che sono passati solo 4 anni dall'idea e dalle 100 versioni create, disfatte e ricreate, apro questo thread nella speranza che qualcuno abbia tempo e voglia di collaborare. Non al mio progetto nello specifico, ma nel cercare la migliore soluzione possibile per la creazione di un'accopp
link: Al punto di... voler cambiare tutto di nuovo (non ci metto mano da... boh, come minimo un anno) Stavo pensando anche di chiedere collaborazione, propr
link: Esempio di ciò che si vuole (vorrei) ottenere: uGn0zmyponM Ma il sogno (realizzabile?) sarebbe quello di sviluppare basi solide, logiche, ben strutt
link: Quindi, dicevo, se il server mantenesse una lista di questi comandi, malgrado si supponga che ogni client riceva ed interpreti/esegua ogni singolo com

Thanks @luisftv; however, I chose the worst time to say what I said. New in this version of B4A are important and timely, given that Google has given a major turning point, I think. But the substance remains; I think that our demands ("Wishes") have to be heard more; for example, say that increased

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