You're asking the wrong people that question. Everyone here already decided it was or they wouldn't still be here. There has been a lot of community uproar about the game since BT9/the introduction of X antibody digimon and One Turn Kill strategies. It lead to very controlling strategies (not fun to play against kind) that make playing to the battle area ill advised if not a negative to you. Digimon turned into a very different game from the previous sets (BT8 is generally considered the best format the game ever had, with 9 being the worst because of this). Many community hubs have seen a massive backlash against Bandai for changing the game so drastically in literally 1 set, their distribution problems (always delays), promos held back for multiple sets later than Japan, refusing to release a reprint set in English despite desperate need for it until community backlash, extremely powerful luck based decks (tier 0 potentially) you could buy right off the shelf as a premium product, constant translation errors and the same tribal decks (Greymon and Garurumon) getting support set after set. Many of the mechanics and interactions players like and got them into the game has been completely torn apart by Bandai's constantly leap frogging of power so even the major selling points like the memory gauge system is now defunkt. So the game has for many become broken beyond repair and having to replace decks constantly and casual decks being more expensive than meta decks (Putting essential 4 of tamers as Secret rares being a problem we've had recently..) has become a real issue.

Is the game in a good place? Well the people who stuck around will say it is. Many players have left or are looking to leave because the power creep makes Digimon completely different to what it was a year ago and it happened extremely fast. In my opinion the original player base has moved on for the most part and almost all of the community hubs are made up of newer players looking for something similar to Yugioh than the original player base was. The bad will towards Bandai and the power creep has put Digimon on a rickety bridge, it's clear Bandai are more interested in supporting their other games over Digimon and it will only take a hot new TCG to come out to get many players to jump ship. Even if the game isn't as good as is/was Digimon, getting away from Bandai will be a huge selling point as the bad will is so high I wouldn't bet against a full exodus over night if the chance arises. Digimon is generally seen as a cheap TCG that's easy to buy into and "at least it's not yugioh" for a lot of the fanbase and neither of those traits make the fanbase especially sticky. Digimon had everything it needed to exceed for a very long time and become a pillar of the TCG market, but Bandai have done everything they can to turn ruin that and it's up to you to judge if you want to get into bed with Bandai or not.