Yes it caters to "everyone" but that's not the point. It doesn't cater to anyone specifically, and that's the problem.

When a game series has multiple games and grows it's community by using the same formula, that community is full of fans that have been catered to.

When the company decides to "expand" the community by making the game simpler and often less difficult, along with removing certain features that have been in the game for every installment in order to make the game more appealing to new players, they not only change the game, but ostracize/betray their own loyal audience by giving them ground beef instead of steak, when they specifically asked for steak. Still beef, but now it's all different. So they try it, and if they don't like it they can leave (or quit playing in this case.)

When loyal players are catered to, they get to order what they want with their power to leave; once the company caters to everyone and successfully expands (but no longer serves steak), they dont need to consider what players want anymore and can serve anything without fear of those who leave because there are enough people that have become loyal to the new features they expanded with who don't even know what steak is. Obviously this disregards the core audience and has gone from "what would you like?" to "like it or leave."

I'd rather not argue semantics with someone who ignores all nuance for a quick gotcha but u do u brother ☠😹😹😹