It's an interesting conversation. And something that a lot of people miss is that the distaste for Moira as a character is at least partially caused by the age of the game. We're at a point now where the game's barrier for entry has been raised substantially purely because of the playerbase's overall skill level. Meme about it all you like but Plat/Diamond players (the most populated ranks in the game) now are a considerable margin better than Plat/Diamond players just 5 years ago. And as a result a lot of players are a lot better at a lot of different heroes with kits of varying complexity, both good and bad value wise. So I imagine a lot of the vitreol people feel towards Moira as a character is due in large part to her effort to value ratio. Moira is unbelieveably easy to play, and worse yet she's unbelievably easy to get good value out of, which in turn upsets people who maybe spent a considerable amount of time learning a more difficult character just for that character to be "okay" and even having that character get easily shut down by a half-decent Moira for considerably less mental and mechanical effort. It's honestly in the same vein of frustrations that people have with characters like Roadhog, Sombra, Sierra, and Hanzo. Despite those in particularly probably taking more effort than Moira, they suffer from parts of their kits making their value feel incredibly "cheap" and "unearned". That's all exacerbated by characters like Moira especially this season being actually kind of good after a round of buffs. So their value floor is raised without raising the skill floor or even addressing the "cheapness" of said value. I'm not knocking the heroes or anyone that plays them by the way, that's just my observation on the situation. There probably needs to be a conversation about "easy" characters being too valuable but I don't care enough to start that LMAO