0.00 wait desynch

[Solu9]

Simple question here.
Can a 0.00 second wait cause any problem whatsoever in a multiplayer map?
The obvious answer is of course no since there isn't really a wait period, but on the other hand it does get detected.
It's useful for some item triggers, and if you want a unit to play an animation at the correct time.
Usually I just use it without thinking about it. That was, until I began thinking about it.

I am not even sure if desyncing is the correct term here.

 

[Ceday]

The "wait causes desync" is a lie.

Edit:maybe very very extreme case.

Edit2:make it veryx100

 

[WaterKnight]

There is a wait period.

 

[Pharaoh_]

Well, if you want a waiting period, I strongly recommend a timer. Back in my spell-making days a wait was a sign of newbie coding, but not once did I see people complaining about a wait of 0 seconds. However, I never use it, not even for cinematics, where I don't care for perfect coding. I prefer having a solid effect than taking risks.

 

[Dr Super Good]

Can a 0.00 second wait cause any problem whatsoever in a multiplayer map?

No because it is the same as a 0.1 second wait. In multiplayer this is anywhere between 0.1 and 0.5 seconds depending on session (usually nearer 0.5).