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[Dean Clark]

Real talk on the historical side: Nanite was fundamentally architected for cinematic and AAA single-player content, not the competitive esports arena, and that distinction matters more than people admit. The whole virtualized geometry model relies on baked, preprocessed high-poly meshes streamed as virtualized micro-polygons, which works beautifully for static environments but chokes on the dynamic geometry that competitive titles actually depend on—deforming meshes, projectiles, destructible cover, and hit-scan hitboxes. In a competitive setup you’re optimizing for stable frame pacing and low input latency, not 500-million-poly environments, and Nanite’s CPU-side geometry management overhead plus its lack of proper LOD streaming for dynamic objects actively works against consistent frame times. That’s exactly

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[Dean Clark]

The single biggest decision you’ll make is whether to build an input-based replay or a full-state snapshot system, and for competitive titles the answer is almost always deterministic?

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[Dean Clark]

That clarifies the execution pipeline significantly. Tested the configuration and verified the behavior.

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