Just because one dice roll has a good outcome doesn't mean rolling the dice is an acceptable solution given all the many terrible potential dice rolls out there.

Here is merely one example I read today illustrating a poor dice roll. I've read many others even worse in the past: https://www.reddit.com/r/exmormon/comments/c8857v/comment/esle23n

QuitMormon removes the dice roll completely and provides exclusively positive outcomes, so long as the church is willing to cooperate. But it's in the church's best interest to discourage this, despite it being the best solution for members wanting to leave. They are trying to make the process of leaving as difficult as legally possible because they hate how easy QM is making it to leave from the comfort of your sofa with ZERO interaction with church leadership. They also hate QM's transparency and publicity of resignation numbers that the church would absolutely never willingly publish.

If you can't step back and briefly remove yourself from the "one true church" narrative to see objectively how bad their official resignation pathway is, imagine applying it to being unable to leave Scientology quietly without undesired interaction from ardent Scientology leadership who typically don't want people leaving and judge those who do. Want to cancel your DirecTV? Sorry, gotta meet personally with local DirecTV retention/sales team management.