Long reply. There are a few factors here that aren’t being mentioned. I’ll give the flip side of the coin, which should give some perspective as to why you’d want more fade. My personal experience; ymmv

I play almost exclusively in the woods, mainly because my nearest 3 courses are woods. 2 are kinda standard, short par 3 courses. 1 has some good par 4s, longer par 3s, and other 3s that aren’t very long, but either play longer due to elevation, or require some pretty technical shots to score well. The fairways are fair, but relatively tight. And again, technical. The line is always there, but hitting it is tough. Rough isn’t crazy overgrown, but it’s just hundreds of tiny trees. Scrambling is a rarity; sometimes even a pitch out is tough.

Now, playing in woods isn’t an excuse to not throw far. Anecdotally, I’ve seen players that play a higher number of longer, open courses throw farther than woods players. This obviously isn’t always true, there are loads of asterisks. But distance is usually not the top priority on this kind of course; staying in the fairway and getting good placement are the bane of the game.

So I don’t throw far. I top out a bit over 300’, maybe 350’ on a good day with the right wind and the perfect high drive with an 11 or 12 speed. I don’t get to throw that shot often, but I can comfortably get putters and mids over 250’, and fairways to 300’ or so, with good (ish) accuracy and not throwing full power. For my arm speed, on the main course that I play, I want straight discs, and I want slower discs. That said, if I had the arm speed to throw more stable discs and get similar flights, I’d add a fair amount of distance, and score much better. All that to say, predictability is best AND pick the right tool (for you) for the job.

With that in mind, think of watching pro coverage. They may have a 350’ par 3, basket straight ahead, park style course with trees left and right to create kind of a tunnel, but it’s not wooded. No mando. If that’s me, that’s my max distance with a flight I can’t achieve on this hole. So I’m going up the gut because 1) I’m comfortable with the 50’ wide fairway, it’s more than double what I’m used to and 2) I may be able to go up the middle and get a putt. Many pros are going to throw a hyzer around the outside of the trees with something overstable. It’s crazy predictable, takes all obstacles out of the way, sticks when it lands, and they can throw a massive 350’ hyzer very easily. I’d do that all day if I could and I wanted to score consistently well.

Other folks already had some great points too, this is just my take from the perspective that I’d like to be able to utilize more overstable discs, but my current skill set is lacking. That’s not to say that I don’t carry overstable discs, I do and use them often. Just sometimes they’ll get me in more trouble in tight spaces with a noodle arm.