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And if you paid just 1 cent for it, you'd still be getting ripped off.
Any game, no matter what kind of game it is, has basic expectations that must be met. If the game is such that there are existing examples of how it should be done, then you have to deal with the expectations created by those other games. If you go against those expectations, you had better be doing it for a damn good reason.
This game gets enough basic things right that there's really no excuses that can explain all the things it gets wrong.