Losing packets due to occurence of very unlikely situation?

No, the internals of the framework will ensure that the packets are in a que until they get parsed. This is usually achieved by using a buffer that saves the packets for a period of time until the reciever actually gets the packets.

UDP does get buffered at lower levels of the system, but when the buffer is full and more UDP packets arrive, they are dropped. UDP packets can be dropped anywhere between sender and receiver. If you want to be sure you are receiving everything, you should keep an ID of some sort for each packet sent/received, in a specific order, so you can see if something is missing and request it being sent again.

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