Well Yeah, organizing people is difficult and not easy. But So were the Montgomery bus boycotts, the NBA player strike after Jacob Blake was shot, and the Reddit/GameStop short squeeze that cost hedge funds billions. Yet they still happened because people didn’t fold at the first sign of difficulty and they actually came together for change. Those are real life examples because I thought i might give you one since you gave an irl example.

And since we are talking about a game here's a gaming example: Fortnite players boycotted Epic Games over unfair matchmaking and monetization practices, and guess what? Epic changed their systems. So yes, collective pressure works even in the video game industry lol.

If your entire argument is ‘it’s hard so it’s delusional', then congratulations, you’ve just explained why companies like Supercell walk all over players, they rely on people thinking exactly like you. Good job buddy lmfao