It was special because “everyone” watched it. The meh or bad parts were whatever, while the exciting or good parts were something you could talk with all your friends about at school. This made the good parts uniquely good.

So unless you happened to both be alive and watch it when it ran, it just won’t be amazing.

Any game with grinding where microtransactions can invalidate weeks of grind.

It’s already a big ask to make players find fun in a grind, but some C-level dipshits found a way to stamp that fun out too.

Okiedokie. I don’t like you, if that makes you feel better. ❤️

Inaction is still an action. Not improving the world around you is a choice to accept it. You need to choose your battles, of course, but choose none and I will judge you accordingly.

“Well, I also was good at finding faults in anyone who were trying to improve some things and attack them for not improving all things.”

Hey, this is not me passing judgement, but trying to be informative since you are getting a lot of hate and seem confused by it:

Your question and commenting style are 100% match for “concern troll”, and there are no signs proving otherwise, like concrete examples of your issue or honest answers to followup questions.

Requests for examples are dismissed. You have commented at least 6 times that “I have given numerous examples” but all I can find is one comment where you say you wrote something like “that’s kinda messed up” which is both vague and contains zero context on what that comment responded to. No more examples.