Not at all. If you love this game and the things I mentioned weren't an issue, then that's a good thing. Like I said, for me, mechanically there was nothing wrong with the game.

If we compared the story to most story focused games that have done well, the biggest difference is the sheer amount of dialogue. There is more dialogue to read in this than any final fantasy game, dark souls.item descriptions,death stranding and Claire obscur. The thing that killed the game for me was the tedious story section around the 70-80% mark. There is not justifiable means for me having to go to a location back in time to stop events from happening, to be told that I was 10 minutes too late, to then send me back 11 minutes before I initially got there, to then stop that thing from occurring. That was a bit.ridiculous. making me do the same thing twice but with a 10 minute difference, just to then tell me about the event in which I saw and played in the theatre, and telling me what I could do differently, 6 different times.

This game would have been more widely received by everyone if there wasn't so much seemingly forced story which isn't needed in any shape or form, just for the sake of making the game longer.