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A release date for the rollback netcode update has not been announced, but fans will be able to test out the new feature in an open beta sometime in January 2023.

Rollback Netcode doesn’t rely on waiting for everyone’s input before registering actions; instead it lets both players press their buttons and see the action play out instantly without lag or ...

If you want rollback netcode, you’re going to have to play Dragon Ball FighterZ on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, or PC There will be an upgrade for the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game.

Rollback netcode is as close as online play can get to in-person competition, making virtual tournaments and events competively viable. The Dragon Ball FighterZ community has been asking for ...

However, the most requested feature for most is rollback netcode. The Dragon Ball FighterZ developers confirmed it was in the works back at Evo 2022, but the feature has been delayed a few times.

According to the release, rollback netcode is now available to Dragon Ball FighterZ players on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC versions of the game with a few exceptions.

Rollback netcode, which predicts players' next moves and 'rolls back' the game if it's wrong, is a way of all-but eliminating the lag that can get in the way of online matches.

That was the case with rollback netcode implementation in Street Fighter 5, and so we were left wondering if this same unfortunate system would be used for Street Fighter 6.