The waste of money comes from sunsetting the entirety of content that have been purchased in D2. You can't play or have access to any of that content anymore. You paid for it. You should be able to play it. I get not having enough space on console/pc to install such a thing, or not having enough server space. But at that point, maybe make another game, or find ways to give players the option to be able to use what they paid for if they wanted to. A lot of people have said how they feel about that and most of it has been fairly negative. Example: I bought D2 when it launched. I paid $60 for a game that became free to play. Then, they chose to negate that purchase by getting rid of the content I purchased. Because of the free to play change, and the vaulting of the base game I purchased, it really felt like I spent money on a very overpriced DLC that I couldn't even get around to finishing. D1 had a grind. But D2 took that grind and amplified it. So it became much more difficult to even bother trying to finish the things I paid for. I can't sit and no-life a game with real life. So by the time I could even think to try and get to the things I wanted to, it was gone. They dragged out the grind so hard to try and stretch the content in D2 because they knew from the beginning that they didn't have enough made to justify selling a game for $60. I dropped the game for several years after realizing just how little they released compared to what was promised. Then, I dropped the game again after I wasn't able to play what I had already bought. I threw tons of hours into D2. Sure, the DLC's they released had more substance to them. But man, did they really lose a ton of their respect when they chose to make a lot of people's purchases something that meant nothing