Welcome to the game's industry 2020. These 'live-service' games aren't made to be entertaining, they aren't made for players to have fun with and they certainly are not made for the 'art' of the medium. They're here to make money. Period. The players are not the customers anymore, it is not about placating them beyond keeping the paying ones playing; the player IS the commodity now...driving player engagement catered toward revenue generation is the goal, even if that comes at the expense of losing a 'few' along the way...it would not matter if every single person that has ever posted positively or negatively on this forum quit tomorrow as long as there is the small percentage still playing that are regularly stumping up cash. That's how things work these days...99% of the revenue from less than 1% of the players. People are free to leave if they don't like the situation they find themselves in with the game, but they're very likely to find that just about any other similar 'service' type game they go to will be doing basically the same thing with more or less varying degrees of success....Buy CoD, buy their season pass, buy their in-game stuff in their store...and 12 months later buy CoD again etc etc...they're literally ALL pretty much the same and it's a business model that ain't going anywhere any time soon. Like it or lump it...that's the choice.