Bolt CCU if clients connect by punch-through

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jonavuka
jonavuka ✭
in Photon Bolt
I saw in the Photon Bolt asset store "> CCU: all users that are playing your game at the same time are counted as a concurrent user no matter if they are connected via Photon Cloud relay or directly after punch-through.", why does it still count to your CCU if players connect directly after punch-through?

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  • stanchion
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    All players are using Photon Services for matchmaking, relay, etc. Therefore they all count towards CCU.
  • jonavuka
    jonavuka ✭
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    How is a player connected via punch-through using the relay? Isn't that the point to not use the relay?
  • stanchion
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    The relay exists as backup incase punchthrough fails.
  • jonavuka
    jonavuka ✭
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    Does the punchthrough work for mobile? Or mobile units always use the relay?
  • stanchion
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    Yes punch works on mobile

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