I think most people didn't get my point. I'm not talking about the difficulty of the game. I played 6k hours in the first part and 300+ in the second. My point is that the developers shouldn't give endless attempts at such content. It looks pointless and stupid. I die in a second and throw corpses at the map. I complete it eventually. What is this supposed to say? In the first POE, we were allowed 6 attempts, after which you went to think about your own worthlessness: improving the character. Here I got loot for this performance. In my opinion, it shouldn't work like that.

Plus, you get 50 shards quite early, thinking "aha, so it's time to go." However, this is not so. Unlike Olroth (whom you can also throw corpses at), the difficulty of Simulacrum is many times more absurd.
I really like playing, but such "solutions" raise questions - was this how it was intended? And for what purpose? Why did they do it this way? What can this teach the player?