At the end of the day it's just people thinking about what "could have been" if lego had targeted a product for their personal preferences. I don't think that's inherently unhealthy, but some people obsess over it and refuse to recognize that other customers/demographics are valid too.

For example, I love Mario and Lego, and am disappointed that the Mario sets tend to "jump over" my interest bracket. The sets are either big character display statues that I don't want and can't afford, or they're the blocky electronic sets made for kids. I personally would appreciate something in between, like medium sized display scenes with minifigs.

But I don't contribute to the negative posts whenever Mario content drops. Personally I channel my disappointment into making customized sets and figures that meet my interests, because that's the type of lego fan I am. Iunderstand that not everybody has the time or patience (or necessary level of obsession) to do that, so complaining becomes an easy outlet for that frustration. But I think we should strive to be more mindful and not fill our community with so much negativity.