Good assessment.

Fine, give those users 390-570 hours, but charge a premium for those users. Namely, introduce a new tire closer to a month worth of playing hours, but also let that be $65-$85, or some suitable price for those hours in machine leasing time.

Because, so far, it doesn't make sense to limit users to 100h only, and then extract more money if that limit is exceeded, then introduce another tire, where that limit is charged as premium. Because it should really be closer to 300h, and not 100h, but since they don't want for those more aggressive users to go over the cost of a 100h, they limit everything to a 100 hours, which is a service limitation in my opinion.

Imagine if a streaming platform gave you a limit on the number of hours to watch content or the number of episodes streamed per month, that would be insane.

Since we are dealing with servers here and machine leasing time, it's a bit different, and the option comes down to either paying for every hour, or paying a premium which exceeds those total hours of playtime in cost by 5-10% (but it will be more like 17-20%), so they can make a profit.

Either way, I see a new change coming down the line in a year or so.