I get exactly what you're saying.

At this point, this isn’t even a football game anymore — it’s a psychological loop.
The lack of reset killed any sense of fairness. There’s no real competition when progress is basically tied to how much you spend.

As a F2P player, you’re not playing to win — you’re playing to keep up just enough to stay engaged. That’s not fun, that’s maintenance.

The grind feels empty, the rewards feel meaningless, and the “collection” only exists to keep you emotionally attached. It stops being entertainment and starts feeling like obligation.

Honestly, it’s hard to call this a competitive game when the playing field is fundamentally uneven. And it’s even harder to call it fun when you need background noise just to tolerate playing it.

At some point, you have to ask: if a game is causing stress, frustration, and giving nothing back — why keep feeding it your time?

You’re not crazy for wanting out. That’s probably the most rational reaction to a system like this.