I am starting to hate fisch now

The updates are either poorly made or is just some sucky admin rod quest. Then you have the god forbid sovereign events that for some stupid reason are sacred weather, meaning you can't immediately sundial to aurora to get more sovereign relics, or the fact that when there is a hunt fish, you can't set up an aurora if its in the day. What ticks me off about it the most is that it spans between days. Next, the minigames, god forbid these minigames. I know they are supposed to add a difficulty factor to the hunt fishes, but they are overdoing it way to much. For example, some of the fishes in everturn forest have minigames when they aren't even mythics or legendaries. And another example is the mossjaw, i remember catching it back then was still somewhat difficult with it moving alot while fishing it out. Now it's near impossible to catch since it just moves your control bar to the far left for no reason. I think the only example of a minigame that works is in the wrath of olympus, it is supposed to make the difficulty factor of some hunt fishes lead up to the climax being the olympian devil which combines all of the minigames for one very difficult catch. Then we have the nerfs, ever since they nerfed almost every single rod, their game got less players, and made some rods that were the absolute best, horrible. For example, the onirifalx, it used to be so good. While it did have unbelievable resilience, it countered that for its insane luck. Now, the rod that had everyone grinding for it for weeks, is now at the bottom of the rods. And not to mention that they balanced all of the rods terribly, as some of the bad rods are around the new onirifalx rods luck. The rod that forced you to catch a wrath scylla, and a shiny sparkling wrath floppy, isn't even as good as the ruinous oath. Now don't get me wrong, I get why they kept the ruinous oath's rod so high, you are forced to get the full shiny and sparkling bestiary. But it doesn't counteract for the literal admin rods that are horrible now.