Yea I see your point.
Idk just taking a different approach to the same problem…
Looking at it as a whole: it’s like loot - quantity vs quality.
While I know it’d be risky because “content Neurosis and obsession” - if some fat were to be trimmed then I’d trim “New” things temporarily or minimize them and work on standing and long-standing issues.
I think they’ve exceeded their ‘weight limit’ so to speak, regarding content.
It’s obvious that the “Inboxes” for fixes, tech xyz, to-do’s are likely overflowing.
Meanwhile more New Content projects get put on these cluttered desks.
They set the “content” precedent with the game, the industry reared and raised players with it being something of an industry standard…
I’m old school I guess.
I want a clean, fun and balanced game. I don’t need all these wacky flavors, additives and preservatives.
What’s wrong with slowing things down and trying to make a nice wholesome delicious and nutritious game vs one with all that nasty filler and a thousand chemical ingredients.
Pipe dream I guess.