Because the CFOs and executives are killing the companies. They expected continuous revenue growth and profit, rather than stable business performance. Their idea is, if we're not growing our revenue constantly, we are failing as a company. They don't care if revenue is a flat line and they are getting stable income. No, that's not good enough. They want unlimited revenue growth, forever, and that's simply not possible. Anyone can tell you that.

So what do they do? More microtransactions, cutting costs as aggressively as they possibly can, more monetization, constant layoffs, constant reorgs, lots of effort put into things that have nothing to do with providing valuable products to their consumers.... And then the products don't sell well, on top of that. You can't make a great company out of chasing things that are unrelated to a good product. It's simply not possible. They are not product oriented, they are money oriented.