It's like an awful form of intellectual edging; all the smart game journalists I listen to will get SO CLOSE to figuring out why digging around in the box of legos is more fun than having all your favorite pieces sorted into perfect drawers, but then miss that the friction is integral to the design.

This isn't shade, the game just isn't designed with people that play games for a living on a schedule in mind. They're scrolling to their first order strategy and really FEELING that friction because they have 3 other games that need playing this week. "This is solvable with radials and loadouts"