I dunno. where was it? The outstanding thing here isn't what shit from gets for what they do. It's the defense force for what they dont do.
A defense force that exists because we've had this discussion in circles for over a decade and absolutely no one is willing to budge so what is the point in continuing to have it? Just go your separate ways and move on. If you don't like From games because they're too hard and don't have difficulty modes that's fine. If you do like From games because they're hard and don't have difficulty modes that's fine as well. Miyazaki has stated numerous times he has no plans to change, so what is there to discuss at this point? Absolutely nothing, and yet this thread is 60 pages long.
There are a bazillion games out there that are difficult and lack difficulty modes, I'm sure Monster Hunter fans would be just as irritated if people started begging for easy mode in Monster Hunter because people are unable to finish those games, despite the lack of difficulty modes being a core pillar of that games design since the franchise existed. But nobody cares that Monster Hunter, or a million other equally as difficult or obtuse games don't have easy modes.
There was no uproar when MHW released and lacked an easy mode, or MHR and I'm sure if someone started a thread saying they were having trouble with X monster people would just tell them to summon other players. Because that is what people do and have always done in Monster Hunter or just tell them that the series just isn't for them and to move on, but somehow that is unacceptable here and these particular games
need easy modes and only these games because, reasons.
But for whatever reason, despite having all of the same "issues" and solutions as Souls games, Monster Hunter games don't get the same complaints. So after a while it begins to feel disingenuous whether or not a large number of people actually care about "accessibility" in the form of easy modes or are just mad because they feel like they're missing out on something cool and popular and refuse to get with it or just let it go.