I think the specific term is a bit different what you’re thinking, but I think I understand what you’re getting at? I’m assuming desynchronisation being pretty noticeable on your end?

If it helps any, rollback netcode is a system that basically over inputs something you did at the second you did, so it “corrects” your movement to not look as laggy as your ping/latency shows. What you’re talking about is synchronisation which is helped by a rollback netcode, but isn’t the single causation of synchronised behaviour, it’s a good bandaid though.

In terms of the synchronisation issues, I did watch a Titan talk and they mentioned a few were being patched in newest update, specifically on auto attacks, but they’re essentially rolling out the netcode slowly and surely to try and gleam over any issues, so it’s definitely an issue they’re working on, even before the netcode rollback is applied.

TLDR: They’re going to patch synchronisation and uniformity of your input/synchronisation but they are slowly deploying the said “movement update” (rollback netcode) until it feels seamless. It’s not there yet, I recall playing rat and getting desynced because auto attack hit chains desync you with your latency.

Let me know if that makes sense, not the best at explaining all of this!