I can see shaman objects and grounds just fine, but whe it comes to things like tables, beds, chairs, etc..., they are basically nonexistent in the map. I don't know if this can be fixed, but I think that if the decoration is solid then the decoration should be represented by a ground with similar characteristics. It's not a big issue, but it's an annoying flaw nonetheless. Don't expect it to get fixed.

It's just that sometimes maps depend on these decorations for elevation, so I can't reach places other mice can.
Is this supposed to happen? Was this an intended feature of this mode? If so, I'm sorry that I reported it as a bug.

Minimalist mode removes all decorations and details due to reduce lag.

If you want to be able to see the decorations, turn minimalist mode off.

I think they're aware.
But it does provide some users an advantage.

Define "they".

And why would it provide anyone advantage?
Minimalist mode isn't a function that only a handfull of people can use. ANYONE can use it.

They as in the OP?

Sure, but uh, last night, I was playing a map...forgot the code, I'm dyscalculish as hell. It was a P0, and the users on minimalist mode were able to reach the first cheese, yet the one not had to walljump up to the other. If I could remember the code I'd share it.

Still, your argument is invalid.

If you think it is unfair that people that use minimalist mode have an "advantage", then you should use it as well.
As said, EVERYONE may use it. If only a few selected people could, then yes, it would be unfair. But since every single person can use it, then it isn't unfair.

Simple as that.

The point in the long run however is that this is a bug thread and not a suggestion and that there's nothing to be debated. If you want to continue discussing this you're free to message me on CFM.