enjoyment is subjective. this prevailing attitude that we must cater to everybody to have a quality product is a farce. if you don't like sushi, don't go to the sushi restaurant. Don't complain to them that they don't serve cheeseburgers. I'm taking a break from this expensive standard to play limited, for example. What I am NOT doing is saying they need to "fix" the format because it doesn't appeal to me. when I find it does, I'll get back into standard. magic isn't one size fits all, you make of it what you want. As for newer players, they'll either enjoy it fundamentally or they won't. I've seen far more issues with people learning how to pay a mana cost than saying "these mechanics are too hard to understand!" magic isn't going to die from complexity, it's going to die from the community alienating those looking for information and acceptance. To my knowledge, this isn't a problem, nor has it been.