It is shared with all other server owners and online players.
Same can probably be said for why others haven't tried to push a better emulator either.Ĭlick to expand.That mentality is so counter productive and is why things cease and nothing improves. Would I like a more stable and accurate emulator? Of course, but I'm not going to be the guy to push the movement, because I've seen it fail many other times before. Most of the online players have acknowledged the fact that it's a much different type of game online than console anyway, so I just deal with the flaws that come with. I'm not saying that's a good thing, but just how it seems to be. We are not a very organized community, and we seem to favor convenience over change. We have a bunch of Skype groups, a subreddit, multiple Facebook groups, Smashboards, an IRC chat, etc. It's kind of the same reason that the community doesn't have one central hub used for communication. If we were to move on to Dolphin, then we would split the community even further leaving those who are running on potatoes to use Project64k and those with better PC's to use Dolphin, and I'm almost quite certain the majority of online players use potatoes. I have been running Project64k since 2006, and back then I used a old computer for it's time (circa 2003, don't have specs but you should get the point). IIRC, Pidge mentioned to me once that it takes more power to play 64 on Dolphin than Melee or Project: M because of this. You're not just running the N64 emulator within the VC console on Dolphin, you're running a GCN/Wii that is then emulating a 64. The reason Dolphin isn't used as a standard is because it requires a much more powerful computer to run it than Project64k needs. That kind of provided a case of inconsistency and it was just easier to switch back to Project64k. There was a time in the late 2000's when Mupen was gaining momentum as a guy named okaygo was implementing Kaillera within it, but I think what caused that to not go through as the standard emulator was too many versions being released, and you had to use the same one with your opponent in order for it to work. There have been better netplay emulators released, but the community has never completely switched over.
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