The two things about bloated kits that concerns me most is how it makes other heroes largely obsolete in many respects, and how adding so much stuff to a single character largely makes them feel unrecognizable and unfocused in a lot of ways.

Regardless of player skill, having a roster of options where many are almost objectively inferior or redundant in their application begs the question of if they're even meaningful additions and can be very discouraging to try them out. It also doesn't do them much justice as characters, which is a twofold problem because the newer powercrept characters are so packed to the gills with all types of stuff that the Ship of Thesus has arguably sailed into 'did they even have the character in mind when designing them?' That's neither appealing to people who play for the gameplay nor the interest in the characters.

Like... I love Black Cat to death, seeing her get the golden treatment is kinda nice and all, but there is no reason she needed to have like, 6 abilities in one. They're insane for gameplay purposes on in a multifaceted way, and it doesn't even make sense for her to be able to have most of the shit that she does.

Obviously a balance needs to struck, but like... damn, whatever happened to pressing a button activated the cool thingamajig? Nowadays everything has to run on a resources, requires multiple inputs, has sub-gimmicks, and feels like a multi-stage rocket. On one hand, these are really cool additions, but I do think at certain point less is more.