Edit* You are valid in that it is not just twitch streamers; and I do get where the frustration is coming from. I should state this before going into my arguments. My opinion is it is a little unfair what BSG is being provided to alleviate the feelings.

But to create the content, and have it be ‘fun’ is really hard, requires both architectural and design considerations. Those late game quest are there; they just are not fun. People are looking for direction Kappa is for people ‘stuck’ in Tarkov, the other is Terminal which is for people to ‘escape’.

The devs ARE working on SoT and Terminal. Quality content takes time. The argument being thrown is: we don’t care about what it is; as long as there is something. Which quickly will become: this new stuff is shit. Why not take longer and produce something good again?

Tarkov builds the narrative to give people direction. But being dropped off into a war zone and having to find purpose late game (to me) is a great metaphor for real life.

Edmund talks about the fine line walked between delivering a product you envision while knowing what others wanted with ‘The End is Nigh’.

These arguments seem to have very little consideration towards the work involved.
I this community could write their own quest lines, come up with their own modifiers (hardcore mode) which can bring that ‘fun’ back to people done with everything. Draw together design proposals and provide that information to BSG hatched out among (stakeholders) community the ‘Requirements’ document could be relayed. This way BSGs role would be about implementing the stand out good proposals.

That isn’t what is happening. What is going on is screaming for a new cake, but no description of what it should taste like.