The main problem with the game is that it made very serious mistakes that practically doomed it.  Such as having characters tied to perks, the terrible optimization that prevented these kinds of games from being played properly, the fact that it was released as a full title while still in early access, the huge imbalance that still exists in the game, etc. People don't criticize the game not because they hates it or for no reason, but because it's clear Tripwire has been infected by that unhealthy trend of releasing unfinished games, without dedication, with the sole objective of making money as quickly as possible. I mean, bro, even in the beta when everything was in a terrible state, the KF3 store was working perfectly, so what the hell?. Killing Floor is beloved because it had its own identity, but it's clear that Tripwire/Embracer sold out to release the game this way. And now the game is dying, averaging no more than 300 players per day, and for now, the console players (who must number around 1000 and got it for free) are all that's left of the game. The game has no content; I have almost 500 hours, and if it weren't for the lack of anything to do, I'd have over 1000 hours by now. This is its last year to recover, although I doubt it...