@lonestarr @Owl @noyoushutthefuckupdad The problem is aside from DEIslop, you'll end up with oversaturated genres like "hero shooter", "loot shooter", "battle royale", and more. This leads to shit like Hyenas, Concord, Lawbreakers, Battleborn, and more.

These were all games that tried to chase the trend in an oversaturated market (and worse, charged money for them) when people were playing XYZ, without offering anything to set themselves apart. For example with Battle Royales, Fortnite set itself apart from PUBG with it's cartoony art style and being F2P initially, Apex Legends had fast paced movement, and Warzone was a spinoff of a successful franchise with the gameplay of said franchise intact as well.

It's no different than the "Halo Killer" meme of the 00s with games like Haze, Killzone, and others trying to ripoff aspects of Halo. Turns out, the real Halo Killer was an entirely different game with entirely different gameplay known as Call of Duty 4. Then the trend became to ape Call of Duty or major aspects of it's gameplay.