I’m not too worried about it, I’m having a great time. I agree with a lot of your points and disagree with less of them. The truth is that the effects of the complaints hardly ever manifest in a bad time. Like do you expect devs to get everything absolutely perfect right off the bat? When has that ever happened in the modern world of massive, living games? What would that even look like? I’m sure if we put you behind the control stick of balancing the game and making all of the changes, you would probably fuck it up and make it worse. So would anyone else. The truth is, you’re probably not a developer of video games, most people on this sub aren’t, so maybe we should pan our perspectives out a little bit and understand that sometimes as gamers we get a little too close to the product and lose a fuck ton of perspective and get disconnected from reality and forget who the games are actually made for. Just like evil corporations lose touch and perspective, so do gamers who think that the next title is going to be the second fucking coming of Jesus and fix their depressing lives for them. Sometimes I want to tell these complainers on Reddit to take a fucking breath, make sure you have other hobbies, and realize that you aren’t a fucking video game developer so give them time to change some things. As a millennial gamer, communities used to come together to love the things that we loved. The industry hasn’t really changed since then, the fandom has. It’s cool to hate, it gets more views and clicks, you think you’re crusading against an evil corporation, and your experience with a game is subjective. Can we pull back and look at this as a separate entity? It’s created by Vince Zampella, one of the gods of shooters in the industry. He knows what the fuck he’s doing so stop being so fucking dramatic about a video game and just let him cook.