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But I'll probably just play this game every time a content update happens.
First of all, what they needed most was to test the server stability.
And now that this seems to work they'll be soon starting to add new content. That's always how it works, though if you hate grinding, then it will most likely not gonna be better for you anytime soon.
Though keep in mind, that the majority of players consists of casuals, who don't put in 6 hours of work every single day, so you you'll never gonna find peace with a game, if your expectations are that unrealistic. Maybe play Warframe in the meanwhile, because there you've 11 years of content to catch up
The only thing that came close to this is albion online but that has pvp and guild stuff so it can keep you hooked, got like 1.8k hours in that game.