#Remote events
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I think it'd be better doing a couple remote events.
If you have one, then there's a lot of requests going to the same event. May create a queue that could overflow and start dropping things.
Plus it's less intuitive and less readable.
Well you do want to reduce the number of network requests, as that does slow things down, but only if it's reasonable. Like if you call 3 events once every 30 seconds, probably won't matter. If you call 3 events 30 times in a second, that's absolutely an issue.
Just keep track of your performance when you start to feel uneasy. If you see massive dips in performance, then you know you have to rethink it.