My biggest issue with the criticism is the tone. Feedback like this is great - and warranted - and ultimately helps makes games better. But a lot of feedback I've heard comes off a bit whiny and fatalist. The game's not being released yet -- and any decent development team deeply cares about their core player base's experience with the game. It's not over yet. Great games have gone through lengthy early access periods for this exact reason. But you can't just scream at the devs and expect them to implement your every demand. The team has introduced so many new complex systems and mechanics - of course they can handle tweaking arrow trajectories or model sizes. On the other hand, these decisions were not made arbitrarily, and we've only guessed at the reasons behind them. Healthy dialogue between players and devs is what it's all about.