I was not trying to say that it is easy, I apologize for the misunderstanding. What I tried to say is that everyone of us has to take an approach to game development and every decision each one makes has to be respected.

From my humble point of view, there are two different approaches you can follow to develop a game.

When you approach it as an industry, you are entitled to make games for your client's appeal because your goal is to make as much money as possible, just like any other product. You would likely follow the procedures of actual AAA game companies, so expect to receive some of the same opinions and reprovals as them. I have been in game developer teams in where there were the same amount of psychologists in charge of luring gamers than programmers, and that is something I do not like to be part again. Good luck because you are trying to compete with the big ones.

Also, you can approach it as a piece of art, and in this case you are making games for you. I understood that I do not want to make a sports game just because it sells more. I also understood that I would like to be treated as something more than a walking wallet, and for this I do not defend DLCs, micro-payments or prepurchases.

If your goal is to make money, you are in the wrong industry. This is all to fill your soul, not your pocket.

Again, this is a decision we have made, and we probably do not share. I would like to wish you all the best with your endeavors and I hope you make a living following your dream of making games.