Overwatch/YMMV

Or worst, the radical feminists and the mainstream game journalists, who have an infamous reputation for hating gamers and hardly play the games that they are "concern" about.
 * And the Fandom Rejoiced: Updates, especially quality of life ones (like the role-queue) and Sigma (a Talon tank) made the fandom happy, since they were begging and suggesting for Blizzard to add these. - Some of these suggestions were on hiatus ever since day one of the game's release.
 * When Orisa was first introduce.
 * They went wild with Torby's "Surf N' Splash" skin, also to him to be the first to get a Legendary skin for just about every event.
 * Broken Base: Certain Heroes, whether they get nerfs that run them into the ground or gets buff to the point of being overpowered, though in a worst case scenario, not fun to play with or against.
 * Creator Worship: Fans worship those behind Overwatch, including the dev team.
 * Hence the affectionate nickname of Jeff "Daddy" Kaplan.
 * The writing team doing the lore and they are just getting started with expanded lore and not all was revealed yet.
 * Do Not Do This Cool Thing: The Console players that used mouse and keyboard to play Overwatch on their consoles, are upset about Blizzard objecting on this method of playing.
 * Slightly averted. The reason why Blizzard did this, was because console companies don't like the idea of the M+K fooling the console into thinking it's using a controller.
 * Dueling Games: Overwatch has stiff competition with other similar games, like Paladins and Team Fortress 2 (ironically though).
 * Now averted. Overwatch fans made peace with Paladins and TF2. - And vice versa. Except for Fortnite.
 * Fandom Rivalry: See the dueling games example.
 * Fan-Preferred Couple: Pharah/Mercy, Tracer/Widowmaker, and Reaper/Soldier 76, just to name a few.
 * Hate Dumb: In Overwatch's early days, some of Team Fortress 2's fans also accused Overwatch of being an inferior copy.
 * To a degree, some of the League of Legends fans also harp the same "they stole character X/ character Z's abilities" accusations towards OW, too.
 * Idiot Programming: Some players see some Blizzard devs as doing this, mainly about nerfing certain characters (i.e. like Mercy), neglecting others (i.e. Doomfist and Bastion), overpowering them with buffs (the case with most DPS characters (i.e. Reaper)), and not adding/or being slow with adding new features and updates, like more maps, and not fixing bugs.
 * Averted, Blizzard Entertainment takes great pains to make the perfect game, so their programming is perfectly balance.
 * Mary Sues/Gary Stus: Some regard Michael Chu making these, since he's a horrible writer for the expanded lore, since his writing is very convoluted and confusing. This is a very good reason to just play the game instead.
 * Pandering to the Base: Kinda played straight, Blizzard Entertainment listens to their player based to the point of occasionally mingling with them in the official forums and listening to their suggestions, feedback, constructive criticism, and ideas (Whether those ideas suck or not).
 * Averted, Blizzard devs aren't paying attention or worst, choose to ignore the suggestions, feedbacks, constructive criticism, and ideas from fans that played certain heroes (i.e. Mercy, Doomfist, and Bastion). (Whether those ideas suck or not).
 * Political Correctness Gone Mad: Some gamers regard the "Play Nice, Play Fair" update as Blizzard going to war against jokes, memes, and other stuff that is regarded as offensive, doing more harm than good and not what the US company intended. Instead of allowing the community to police themselves to get rid of the "bad fate actors" and trolls, which past games have done.
 * Some gamers even regard the "Play Nice, Play Fair" update as coddling those that refuse to listen to blunt criticism or won't use the mute and report buttons when actual bullying happens.
 * To them, it also means that the Overwatch team will be wasting thousands of money, resources, and time instead of fixing and making the game better.
 * Other gamers regard the "Play Nice, Play Fair" as a much needed update to help root out troublemakers.
 * Some gamers see the "Play Nice, Play Fair" update as the Overwatch dev team trying to be very Quixotic of them and fighting a Hydra, since toxicity and other multiplayer problems have been plaguing games like this since day one of gaming.
 * Some gamers regard the story writing team for Overwatch's lore as getting gung on political correctness, making "safe characters" (that are made by a committee), and checking off a diversity check list to pander to Tumblr, who are ONLY concern with their shipping and political correctness, game balance, GOATS, and proper lore be damn. Instead of making well thought of and believable characters, like Samantha Traynor and Augustus Cole, in an awesome story.
 * It doesn't help that these gamers regard that a five-year old can write better than the whote story team, especially the head writer, Michael Chu.
 * Other gamers even criticize the writing team for putting minor genders and minorities as a way to stick it to political groups, like the North American Republicans, but there's not a peep out of Blizzard when it comes to certain countries, like China and the Middle East, were homophobia, racism, and sexism is the law of the land or part of the cultural landscape.
 * Ruined FOREVER: Blizzard decided to nerf and rework certain characters, because some of these Heroes are unfair to play with/fight against. But instead, they nerf them to uselessness, like Bastion, Mercy, and Brigitte according to some of the old guard fans.
 * Overwatch became ruined forever with the introduction of certain characters, like Doomfist and Brigitte.
 * The META.
 * Hero X was buff to Over 9000, time to uninstall the game.
 * Overwatch was ruined, due to GOATs.
 * I can't play my Hero anymore do to the recent updates the destroyed him/her, time to uninstall.
 * The Overwatch League played a part were the game is ruined.
 * Casuals ruin everything.
 * Hero X was nerf to uselessness, time to uninstalled the game.
 * And stuns.
 * Rule 34: Fan artists went wild drawing porn of the characters...Even the hamster!
 * Slightly averted, Blizzard did a ceased and desist on these family unfriendly fan art sites. As if that's gonna stop the NSFW artists.
 * Scapegoat Creator: Fans assumes that Michael Chu and his writer team can't write if their lives depended on it.
 * Him and the writing team doing Retcons and lore trickles at a slow pace just confirms it for these fans.
 * Jeff Kaplan, due to him being the face of the Overwatch dev team, so he gets blame for whatever nerfs, buffs, and tweaks that renders Heroes weak and useless or insanely Over 9000 powerful. Whether its true or misblame.
 * The Scrappy: What is regarded as the off-meta Heroes.
 * Stop Having Fun Guys: Some of the devs handling of Overwatch, down to the famous Esports pros/competitive players, and such are seen as this.
 * They Copied It, So It Sucks: The fan dumb community of Overwatch accuses Team Fortress 2 of this, despite that the older game is part of Jeff Kaplan (and many of the Blizzard devs)'s top favorites and was one of the inspirations for Overwatch.
 * Paladins is in a similar boat as TF2, being accused of ripping off the Blizzard Entertainment game.
 * They also bash other fps MOBA hybrids of copycatting Overwatch.
 * They Wasted a Perfectly Good Character: The minute gamers saw B.O.B. they're wondering why on earth did Blizzard not make him into an actual playerable character rather than a being Ashe's Ultimate.
 * Blizzard not getting Terry Crews to voiced Akande Ogundimu/Doomfist, instead of Sahr Ngaujah.
 * Tier-Induced Scrappy: Mei, Mercy, Brigitte, Doomfist and the Shimada brothers. It's basically due to how over-powered they are.
 * To a degree, any new Hero that Blizzard introduces will begin as this.
 * Toy Ship: Some shippers taken to shipping Alejandra with Brian.
 * Tutorial Failure: Some Overwatch fans see the tutorial as this, outside of learning basic mechanics (i.e. shooting, how to do Ultimates, and walking/running), it fails to teach vital stuff, like pushing the payload and capture the points. Worst, is that those vital stuff's hidden in the Play Vs. AI and other modes most gamers won't bother clicking.
 * Unfortunate Implications: Pharah's Thunderbird skins made some fans worried that Blizzard was yanking some clothes and plastering it on a character, because it's Rule of Cool material. Because it comes across as disrespectful to Native Americans, who had a sad history and that the North American company taking advantage of something that's ceremonial to the Indian tribes. Blizzard were prepared for this, since they wanted to make her biracial and with Indian blood.
 * This didn't convinced some of the fans though, who still view it and Blizzard adding more backstory on Fareeha Amari and the Thunderbird skins' existence as still careless and disrespectful.
 * Other fans argue that Blizzard wasn't being disrespectful to the Pacific Northwest indians, but rather is trying to bring them to the spotlight and jump starting people to go off and study more about them.