It's deliberate in the fact that content that is likely already created will be locked behind expansions.

Deliberate, blizzard knows what they are doing, they will drip feed us small content until a DLC where you pay another 60$ to get some actual endgame.

awww ! thanks! not to brag but ive been right every single time in the last 5-6 years. and its not that i became smarter, i think the world went upside down this...this isnt even far fetched yeah the game could just be organically boring, but its so boring it might actually be deliberate action i mean do yall remember when everyone made fun of alex jones for saying "YOU ARE TURNING THE FROGS GAY"

turns out its actually true lol

Haha exactly the one eyed man is king in a world of blind men!
I like the sentiment of we ain't gettin smarter, it's just that the world is getting dumber

yeppers ! also we have that saying in serbia too!

or well maybe everyone has that saying. is a good saying though !

There's enough stuff to do, just no reason to care

deliberate. they know exactly what they are doing

They're not retarted, deliberate. Considering other aspects of the game are also low effort like trading, soacial system, skill system and itemization, that's no coincidence

And Blizzard is deliberately not making good QOL adds to D2R.

Assuming the premise is true, it may be deliberate due to Activision trying to keep the deal with Microsoft at the expense of a Blizzard release. But considering how incompetent much of the design is I don't actually believe they could pull this off deliberately. There is an end game, they just didn't have a clue how to make it worth sinking hundreds of hours into for the masses. They've been caught completely flat footed so many times with overpowered and underpowered elements I wouldn't be remotely surprised that there was a bet in house that noone could beat uber Lilith until s1 and the entire team lost the bet when it was still months from release. And then it happened again and again. A river of tears from young devs working on their first game ever.