I mentioned this in a reddit comment earlier where they were saying most people on the r/MMORPG subreddit have just played the genre for too long and are very burnt out on the genre, and tend to lash out at those who like MMOs they don't like as well as they tend to be very overly critical of the genre and, admittedly, I feel a bit called out on the burnt out and the being critical part.

I've been playing MMOs for a very, very long time and I will admit that I am definitely burnt out on the genre. I am very critical of most modern MMOs since a lot of them do predatory and just generally very scummy things. It's hard to find a MMO/MMORPG that doesn't have a corrupt, money-loving company behind it. I mean, hell, FF14's company has literally shown to be corrupt and money-loving this year with how hard they're trying to put for NFTs. Finding a MMO/MMORPG with an honest, caring company behind it is next to impossible these days.

It does really fucking suck since I do want to find a MMO that can reignite my enjoyment of the genre like the Everquest series did. I will admit that I am way too attached to the genre and this beloved MMO series I just mentioned since I am genuinely depressed that I can't find anything even remotely good. I've played every major MMO/MMORPG and even a shit ton of less popular/very obscure MMOs/MMORPGs and, honestly, they bore me or frustrate me, I don't get how people like these popular MMOs so much, but it's just me.