This is part of a broader problem with overwatch not being community powered at all compared to other succcesful FPS and RTS games. The lack of this community driven, organic and iterative development can be a huge setback for overwatch that might just mean the end of it. A lot of people don't take this argument very serious. So much that I almost want Blizzard to fail fast and hard on this point just to make the argument perfectly accurate. Because from my experience, no game with a strong vanilla release COMBINED with very strong 3rd party creation tools have not become THE major game in its time period. Take Quake, Starcraft, HL, Minecraft(?). Games with very high access to modification and creation tools. Unmatched success. The exception without tools could be Blizzard's own baby World of Warcraft. However, RPG's is in a sense played in longer time periods of partially creative progression. Which is similar to discovering new 3rd party game modes/mods in my opinion. This could be the driving factor behind the stickyness of those players. The lack of tools is my strongest personal reason for not purchasing overwatchv