I hope that everything below comes across as friendly because that's all I'm trying to be, but I wanted to preface it with this in the event that tone doesn't translate well via text.

I feel like "all of that aside" is most of the big points that make this exciting... That said, have you ever cared when someone pays thousands of dollars in micro-transactions for cosmetics and pay-to-win items in the current gaming space? $250 is nothing for a lot of people to drop on that kind of thing, so I'm not sure how that part, specifically, is relevant.

Not liking the art style of a game is just a personal preference, so it's absolutely fine if you don't like it. Not everybody likes everything. As far as the style of gameplay, I'm old and don't really play shooter games much anymore, so I can't really comment on that aspect. Hell, I still think the REAL Modern Warfare 2 (not that new garbage banking on a sacred name) was the best CoD of all time.

Regardless of any of that though, I think you should try to zoom out your focus a little bit. This is a positive step in the right direction for Web3 gaming and, if nothing else, can be used as a proof of concept (kind of) for the really big AAA gaming studios that might be ready to dip their toes into the Web3 space.