Aye, when you boil any game down to it, the same questions of "What's the point?" can be leveled. The real question is, do you enjoy it? If you do, it's a game for you; if you don't, it's not the game for you. Same with everything in life! There are movies that are massively popular that bore me or worse, irritate me. There are movies that I love deeply that are generally disliked or unknown. And there are movies that are hugely popular that I love, and ones that are widely disliked or unknown that I don't like or don't know about
When we don't like something, we stop and go "What was the point of that!" When we do like something, we've no need to start trying to break it down - we just enjoy it. I guess if you are lead to ask "What is the point of...." then it instantly answers that it isn't for you. No amount of explanation will change your mind (which does, ultimately, make the question pointless to ask....)
I think its not that he doesnt enjoy it, he was probably very thrilled at the start and that is the reason he bought the game in the first Place, its just a shame that he feels lets Down now and would like more out of the game dont u think?