Maybe it's a bit of people are just sick of negativity in general?
I mean, I get up in the morning, go about my day which includes a relatively stressful job. In the midst of all that we've had a two years pandemic. War in Europe with the threat of nukes going flying at any given moment. People are losing loved ones at a rate of knots. Governments seemingly getting more corrupt by the day, fascism making a storming comeback, people at each others' throats on the streets.
What's wrong with in the middle of all this, sitting down to play a game for a couple of hours and - god forbid - getting some $#%^@$@ ENJOYMENT out of it? And if you don't get any enjoyment out of it why are you still doing it to yourself? Does it somehow make you feel better to just p**s all over everyone else's chips rather than, I dunno, playing any one of a million other games out there, or maybe even going outside once in a while (which some of you could do with)? Or just accepting the game for what it is, which I'll bet a hefty pint that every single person reading this has gotten their money's worth out of?
Oh wait, its that the constant bile and hatred is coming from a place of love. Good god, it must be horrible living with some of you. I have this image of spouses or significant others walking around with their eyes and nose circled in red pen, because their faces aren't perfectly symmetrical, and everyone else must see what I see, and share in my unhappiness at being exposed to a less than perfect product. Wives and girlfriends walking around in a red bra because one boob is 4g heavier than the other. And it all being spelled out like they're being done some sort of service. "Stop crying, I told you that you were overweight and useless because I care about you. Do you expect me to stay quiet and pretend that everything is fine while you fall apart?"
"For fudge sake" (Thanks FDev censors) get over yourselves, acting billy big bollix over a computer game. There's not a single one out there that's without issues, not a game, not a film, not a person, not a sports team, or whatever you happen to get your jollies from.