This is the most realistic viewpoint you can have, I so far have taken it. I’ve also taken massive 6-8 month breaks at times because it can get to be a bit much and this game makes me negative and toxic. But I’ll never stop pointing out things I don’t like, although I probably should do better about pointing out what I do enjoy.

I don't understand why guys feel a need to tell developers how to run their game. For instance, If I don't like a particular game, I leave it. I don't linger around, pouting and throwing tantrums to something I have zero control over. That too is just reality. 🙂

I think it’s a misconception even I myself am guilty of where people think in the age of the internet we can join together in communities and decide what is and isn’t in our favorite games, and vote with our support online more so than our wallets. All it leads to in reality is a bunch of arguing and a million voices all wanting something different. We’ve created an environment where we all focus on what we want the game to be instead of what it is. I think it’s kind of risen up as the industry has shifted towards a focus on how they monetize the product. It’s like an attitude of if I’m paying for all this I should be the final word on what is and isn’t.