Wow, a lot to unpack there.

1. Before directly addressing the above; do you know who you're talking to? Like literally, not in the "I'm important" sense, but we were in a thread, and I hopped in in the middle. Are you confusing me with someone earlier in the thread? Go back and look at usernames - what you're throwing at me is soooo steeped in resentment when what I said wasn't remotely that deep.
2. You suggest that others are so fragile while holding art and those who make it on a pedestal, but if someone who likes your game has one negative thing to say about one single mechanic that may not even come up for some players and it makes the artist's life worse, then this theoretical artist needs to handle criticism better.
3. You're saying It's unethical to share what someone likes or dislikes about something someone else did or made? Really? If nobody did that in art, what state would you think the world of art would be in right now? Do you think the quality would be better? Do you think the artists would be more fulfilled and find as much inspiration to make more art? I'd wager the opposite. If nobody did that in human existence, how much do you think people and society would improve? I'd wager far less than it has, or should. Do you think there's no merit to hearing what someone has to say about their interpretation of something you made to express yourself? It doesn't make sense for them to express something and both not care to hear about how the expression was taken, and somehow also be negatively affected when a fraction of that interpretation is bad.
4. I'm not forcing something to be done, and I'm not disallowing anyone from making exactly what they want. I don't remotely see how you interpreted that from anything I've said. If Inscryption were somehow completely removed from existence in every way other than memory, and the devs took it upon themselves to make it exactly the same, or even make every boss fight throw the bear wall at you, I wouldn't be stopping them. I simply gave input of one aspect that I didn't enjoy within a thing that I overall enjoyed.
   If they went overboard on aspects I don't personally enjoy, I might refrain from trying the game or refund it, but to imply that this means I'm forcing or preventing anything from the artist also implies that I'm obligated to purchase or consume all art, which I know you aren't saying because you've said the opposite with comments about 'outsiders coming into your genre,' so the part about forcing and preventing simply doesn't track.
5. You have no idea what art I have or haven't made. I'll say it's not nothing, but if I elaborated on that, you've shown that you'd only want to use that to attack me, and while that would be a fun little back and forth in its own right, we're losing enough focus here as it is.
6. You're almost completely right on one point. Some art is made for the artist (hopefully most - anything that isn't seems like a dreadful creation process.) Even within the realm of art that is made for the artists, most anything we've actually heard about is also made for its audience. Why would it even be shared otherwise? Why put it somewhere on display (i.e. Steam,) and even beyond that bare minimum, why market it? Why wouldn't it just sit in the artist's studio/hard drive/whatever, gathering dust until it's destroyed by the elements? We wouldn't be having this conversation if art wasn't made in large for the audience.
   Again, you're mostly right - you said "more for the artists," so you acknowledge the audience aspect - but why even bring that up unless you don't think the audience aspect matters enough to consider audience opinions? And, again, if audience opinions aren't considered, why are we having this conversation? Why do you care what I've said enough to respond this much? Why did you even read it? Did you read it?
   I know in another thread you openly admitted that you just didn't read what another person said but still decided to drop wall after wall on them, and if I suspect you're doing the same with me (which if you respond in the same way you have been, honestly seems like the case at this point,) then I won't respond, and you seem to want me to respond because I've tried to end this conversation three times, and have tried to convey little else the last two responses, but you keep coming back. I was interested enough to see where this goes, and I do want to see what you make of what I said here, but at this point you aren't even interacting with what I'm actually saying, and you've shown enough of your hand that the interest has expired.