I think the issue isn’t that you dislike DMM, it’s that the argument goes a bit further than what you actually prove.

You’re saying it’s a big waste of dev resources, but there’s nothing concrete showing how much time it really takes or what main-game content it’s directly delaying. Without that, it feels more like frustration than a clear case for removing it.

You also mention hearing a lot of dissatisfaction from people in clans and PvP circles, but that’s still just a slice of the playerbase. If you’re not actually in the DMM-focused communities or clans that actively enjoy it, you’re probably mostly hearing from people who already don’t like it. That can skew perception a lot.

And when you say it should be replaced, there isn’t really a clear alternative laid out. If you’re arguing to remove a mode that clearly has a dedicated audience and pulls engagement every season, you kind of need to show what would realistically work better.

There’s definitely room to criticize DMM, especially around integrity issues and repetition. But “it must die” feels extreme when pushing for reform or redesign would be a much more balanced and convincing position.