I don't care about any of that stuff, either. My replies get too long-winded lol, so my apologies, I'll try and keep this one short.
The fact that you can spend money on just opening packs just so you can get your favorite player, and use him in a game mode that markets itself off of building a team of your favorite players, and still not get him (or a player that is still kinda decent) isn't very entertaining for a videogame.
I feel like entertainment is the perfect word. Because entertainment can take many forms. Entertainment can be a 2 hour night at the movies. But if a movie theater, after selling you a $10 ticket, proceeded to cut the A/C off, and charged you 10 dollars for a fan that "may cut on, maybe not", and then charged you 10 dollars for a bucket that might contain popcorn, that might be salted/buttered, and then charged you 2 dollars to enter a door that might have a bathroom behind it.... See how, at that point, even a person who loves going to movie theaters would hate going to one now?
Entertainment still costs money, and any other industry, in a review, is going to talk about the cost of that entertainment, as well as the value that you get for your money.
Maybe I'm young and spoiled ('92 baby), but money is something that is already scarce to me, as well as time. And if a game that I spent 60 bucks on is going to make design decisions to make my experience in their main game modes more frustrating than entertaining, I would hope that there is a review that is going to let me know to go see a movie, instead.
This might still be long, but my bad