You ask a strange question ?

Can you program a game? If not, I'd suggest taking that on first.

If you can program a game, you want a game for many users with a server? I have no idea about how feasible that is (I don't work in the game industry at all), but others may know that. Anyway, aside from re…

frob said:

Most of that leaves me feeling dirty as you seem to be looking at marketing and profiteering rather than creating games, but answering your questions directly

Hehe, no worries. I just want to create something fun after work, but I want to make it professionally. 

Great answer. Thank yo…

@Nagle 

Sure thing. If you want to get latency below 10ms, the only option would be building your own distributed system and assign your client to their geographically adjacent servers. I doubt there's a go-to solution for this. (That reminds me of the distributed system course I took in school…

Yes, I was imagining a job system where jobs can be passed around from thread to thread, in order to load balance. It would all be based on Mbits/sec per job. Does this sound reasonable?

@swiftcoder thanks alot