
During a two-month period, this developer built a multiplayer prototype for the IP-2025/waves-of-the-fallen repository, establishing a client-server architecture using C# and Windows Forms. The system enabled real-time position synchronization between two clients, with game state communication handled via JSON serialization. In addition to implementing keyboard movement controls and rendering logic, the developer addressed multiplayer reliability by fixing dead player handling and ensuring global wave timer persistence, which improved session robustness and spectating. Their work demonstrated a solid grasp of multiplayer networking and state management, laying a scalable foundation for future features and reducing edge-case failures in the game environment.

May 2025: Implemented two critical reliability fixes for IP-2025/waves-of-the-fallen that enhance multiplayer stability and player experience. 1) Dead Player Handling and Spectating Fix: cleans up dead entities from scene/server, auto-switches camera to a living player for passive spectating, and prevents problematic spawn patterns. 2) Global Wave Timer Persistence for Multiplayer: introduces a centralized GlobalWaveTimer under GameRoot to preserve wave and grace-time logic when the host disconnects. These changes reduce edge-case failures, improve session robustness, and demonstrate solid multiplayer engineering.
May 2025: Implemented two critical reliability fixes for IP-2025/waves-of-the-fallen that enhance multiplayer stability and player experience. 1) Dead Player Handling and Spectating Fix: cleans up dead entities from scene/server, auto-switches camera to a living player for passive spectating, and prevents problematic spawn patterns. 2) Global Wave Timer Persistence for Multiplayer: introduces a centralized GlobalWaveTimer under GameRoot to preserve wave and grace-time logic when the host disconnects. These changes reduce edge-case failures, improve session robustness, and demonstrate solid multiplayer engineering.
Delivered a functional multiplayer prototype for IP-2025/waves-of-the-fallen in April 2025, establishing a client-server architecture, a local server with two clients, real-time position synchronization, and JSON-based game state communication. The work provides a scalable multiplayer foundation with core networking, state management, and rendering capabilities, enabling rapid iteration and user engagement. No explicit bug fixes are recorded in this scope; the month focused on delivering the prototype and setting the stage for production-quality multiplayer features.
Delivered a functional multiplayer prototype for IP-2025/waves-of-the-fallen in April 2025, establishing a client-server architecture, a local server with two clients, real-time position synchronization, and JSON-based game state communication. The work provides a scalable multiplayer foundation with core networking, state management, and rendering capabilities, enabling rapid iteration and user engagement. No explicit bug fixes are recorded in this scope; the month focused on delivering the prototype and setting the stage for production-quality multiplayer features.
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