Socket.io, Broadcast Emit, Seems To Use Only Latest Socket Connected

I've been doing a lot of reading on how different people implement socket.io in their multiplayer games so that I can use it in mine. Granted, I'm a noob with the networking layer for this and I desperately need to learn.

Code Context:

-Using Phaser3

-Multiplayer game

-Load all existing players

-Broadcast player joined

-Update player position <--- My issue derives from here

Issue:

-Seems to only update position of the newest socket that joins and broadcasts it

-Might not be important but incoming socket.id seems to replace the last socket.id it was set to as id, and I think this since the argument for "run this if incoming socket is not equal to your socket" does not run

-In general, not updating the state of other players in game (not moving the others)

server.js:

const http = require('http');
const cors = require('cors');
const express = require('express');
const app = express();
const server = http.createServer(app);
const io = require('socket.io')(server,{cors:{origin:'http://localhost:8080',methods:['POST','GET']}});
const universe = {0:{},1:{},2:{},3:{},4:{},5:{},6:{},7:{},8:{},9:{}} 

io.on('connection',(socket)=>
{
    console.log(`${socket.id} joined the universe!`);
    universe['0'][socket.id] = {playerID:socket.id};
    console.log(`Online players: ${JSON.stringify(universe['0'])}`)
    io.emit('join',socket.id, null); //sending to all clients and client
    socket.emit('loadUniverse', universe['0']); //sending to client only
    


    socket.on('updatePos',(player,vx,vy)=>
    {                           
        socket.broadcast.emit("updatePos1", player,vx,vy);
    })

    socket.on('disconnect',()=>
    {
        delete universe['0'][socket.id]
        //emit a delete event
        console.log(`${socket.id}player left the universe!`)
    })
})




server.listen(3000,()=>{console.log('listening on port 3000')})

relevant client:

scene.socket.on('connect',()=> //needs to chain from the connect
        {
            this.scene.socket.emit('join',this.socketID) 
            console.log(`connected`);
        })
        scene.socket.on('updatePos1',(socketID1,vx,vy)=>
        { //this is a callback
            console.log(`Message Recieved: ${socketID1}: ${vx} ${vy}`)
            console.log(`players: ${JSON.stringify(this.scene.gameHandler.players)}`)
           
                if(this.socketID!==socketID1)
                {  
                    console.log('socket was not yours!');
                    this.scene.gameHandler.players[socketID1].sprite.body.setVelocity(vx,vy);
                }
            
        })
        scene.socket.on('join',(socketID0,skin)=>
        {
            console.log(`Player ${socketID0} joined`);
            this.socketID = socketID0;
            
            this.scene.gameHandler.loadPlayer(socketID0,skin);
            
        })

        scene.socket.on('loadUniverse',(universe)=>
        {
            for(const property in universe)
            {
                console.log(`propery:${property}`);
                this.scene.gameHandler.loadPlayer(property,null);//make this dynamic
            }
        })

updatePos()
    {
        console.log(`${this.socketID} for updatePos()`)


        this.scene.socket.emit(
        'updatePos',this.socketID, //might have to do with how broadcasted
        this.scene.gameHandler.players[this.socketID].sprite.body.velocity.x, //not updating individual position
        this.scene.gameHandler.players[this.socketID].sprite.body.velocity.y,
        )
       
    }

in game.js update() function (standard event loop for phaser3 library) I am updating client position with the "updatePos()" function above.

question:

What is it that I am doing wrong? And why is it wrong?