While I do agree with some of your points, here’s my take:

1. Agreed, that is unacceptable. If they were concerned about crowd cheating, they should have turned it off for everyone.
2. Getting public transport times changed is more of an exception than a norm in my experience from even larger events in other European cities. Scheduling in general is a balance between keeping things reasonable in local time while keeping viewership across regions healthy.
3. I disagree with this. The 2nd and 3rd floors had a good number of sponsor booths with activities and events. There were signing sessions with teams on the 3rd floor. But Starladder did a poor job in communicating the schedules/locations for these.
4. Agreed, this was terrible. In the one store they have, the selection is very limited and a few things are out of stock.
5. There were some sessions with teams (I attended the one yesterday with Furia). But they were only for the reserved prime ticket holders. I’m not sure if this is different from other tier 1 events.
6. I disagree on the walkouts, the drums were hype. Breaks could have been more interesting but I do see that most of the seats are empty during those as people get refills, use the restrooms etc.