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What people have on their Steam profile isn't something we can moderate (unless it's their pfp displayed in-game) but you're definitely welcome to report their profile through Steam. As for the initial report, due to not having sufficient evidence at this time the report will be denied. Like I said before though, if you find more supporting evidence feel free to make another report. Thank you.

Reported party is actively publishing porn on steam with some of it depicting children/minors and small animal creatures, should probably be hung. Please review his steam profile. Also his own bio a year ago via wayback:

The only thing the clip concretely shows is you RDMing him as he leaves the PvP zone and you weren't inside it, so be careful of that in the future. This isn't enough to prove an autoclicker/macro, but if you happen to get more evidence than by all means feel free to make another report. This may be more of an issue to make a suggestion that the SWEP should be given a delay inbetween shots. If you have a picture of what their pfp was on Steam please DM it to me on Discord.

I've already talked to you in-game/DMs but I figure I'll make the rest of my opinions known here for public discussion. The opposite would be true without the jump height rule. People would make pixel-perfect height bases that can cause raiders frustration and would be a negative to them as they can't use their normal movement abilities. The other issue with pixel-perfect bases is that it tends to cause client-side physics to become buggy/unpredictable. You can still set up bases in buildings that have the ability to have interactions with the public, so I don't really agree there. I think having bases take up decent chunks of public area is ugly and can make it difficult to navigate the map. This is still allowed under the new basing rules as a RP only build. In theory sure, but in application this is a very rare exception, but if you have examples please share them. The rules were made more strict on not allowing world-exceptions to prevent people from using them in a way to make it frustrating to raid the base. With all the basing rules in mind it's important to understand that raiders still have a major disadvantage and tend to lose more often than not against a base that utilizes the current meta. With your changes in mind, it would only make it more difficult to raid. While true that it allows for more creativity and unique base design, you have to also keep in mind the players that look for loop-holes and ways to make it annoying for everyone else, which is why these rules exist.