First of all, I called out your behaviour, not you as a person. I streamed and I know that people don't show their full selves on stream, understandably so. I showed more than I should and backfired, that's my bad entirely. That doesn't mean that the person is not genuine, it means the streamer chooses how much they show of themselves. And I use the phrase "how much", not "what", there's a difference.

I personally don't care about having a conversation with you, because I am not interested in knowing you as the person behind the gamer tag. I'll repeat, again, I call out your actions. Those actions don't define you at all times. But the actions I am pointing out did define you in my eyes, in those moments, as someone not worth trusting the word of.

You say you love the game, but you also claim an unreasonable percentage of cheaters, thinking everyone is in your circle and knows that it's just a phrase to replace "many cheaters".

Last, but not least, you're in an echo chamber, your community will back you up, for one reason or another. Maybe you're a nice guy outside of these topics, maybe I am too. But that's not the point.

IF I offended you as a person, then I'll apologise and clarify one last time that it's your actions that I call out, not you, the person behind the gamer tag.

I appreciate you trying to develop the game, I also report every single cheater or suspicious player that I play with or against. I am doing my best, I don't have a platform and I'm not planning to make one for myself because it's not worth my energy, in my opinion. I'm giving my feedback, I'm doing my job by reporting toxicity, trolling, throwing, cheating and all kinds of misconducts. Misconducts that I fall under too, because I can be toxic, I have multiple accounts, for one reason or another, and I acknowledge that it contributes to the problem.

I was offered the chance to get punkmaster via getting boosted in the way I described your actions. Didn't take it. I'm happy