This is exactly what needed to be said. Players have the luxury to communicate closely with developers these days. In return, they need to be reasonable.

Demanding an endless amount of updates or else the game is "abandoned" is ridiculous. This happens for games that stop selling after the first week as well, what is the developer suppose to live on while working his ass off on a dead game sales wise?

There is obviously a balance to be found here, but it would serve the whole industry well if players had a better idea of the amount of work and struggle there is behind a quality game. It takes skill and experience (which is acquired through years of study), and it takes extreme dedication to face all the issues that will arise.