I'd prefer to remove all button jumps from tempus entirely rather than punish people for it.
If you punish button cheating but keep buttons you open a whole bag of worms, such as:
1) What if someone else happens to be running at the same time, you see them shoot the button and elect not to shoot the button. You complete the jump and get a tt/wr. Should you be punished?
2) What if someone else happens to be running at the same time, you see them shoot the button and elect not to shoot the button, but this jump is made in such a way you would have not lost time by trying to shoot the button(say for instance you are mid-air for the button jump, think jump_proto). You complete the jump and get a tt/wr. Should you be punished?
3) What if someone else happens to be running at the same time, you see them shoot the button and decide to shoot the button anyway. You miss, but the other player hits the button, allowing you to complete the run. You complete the jump and get a tt/wr. Should you be punished?
4) What if someone else happens to be running at the same time, you see them shoot the button and decide to shoot the button anyway. You hit the button, but the other player hits the button 1 frame earlier, allowing you a theoretical milisecond advantage over a normal run. You complete the jump and get a tt/wr. Should you be punished? If not, what if he shoots it 2 frames faster? 3? At what point is that advantage too much?
5) What if you aren't on a tt/wr run? What if its actually a 6 hour run, you are on last of that map, and someone accidentally shoots the button letting you complete the run? Do we wipe their run anyway?
Basically, no sane runner should run the map if there is even 1 person on the server not speccing them, since it risks being punished. And for button maps on beginner server(most button maps tend to be on the easier side of the spectrum, with a couple exceptions), where many players are focused on improving their rocket jump ability more than speccing great jumpers, good jumpers are basically prohibited from trying to tt/wr lest they accidentally get button help from sandvich.jose.2004
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