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Only a Sith believes in absolutes!...Lol

Honestly it might be observer bias compounded by the games current construction. The forums expose you to alot of the hyper competitive types who also tend to be the more vocal forum goers which didn't help. And in my personal experience here in dakka they are quite the highly opinionated bunch with usually only their belief that they are right to support them, or a bunch of math depending which at least is something. Your experience may differ.

Doesn't help that GW says in the beginning of the rules book that it is meant to be a casual game, and then everybody forgets that. Not surprising with how many other rules there are to remember LOL. But then go look at their game AoS and you see a completely different player type. Mind you you have to over look the ones desperately trying to put some numeric factor to it and make the game competitive anyway, since they really aren't playing it in its intended form where you and your opponent just have to agree to the games parameters and get rolling. And heaven forbid your balance is off you reset the board and change things around to compensate and agree to a different set of armies or whatever.

All that said. Click bait instigating is crude dude. Lol