I thought the same thing about the visuals and content, back in early 2022 that is...
The problem, as I see it right now, is not the quality of the content, but rather the stagnation and their focus (from what I've read around here) on game mechanics more fitting on mobile games (cooldowns and energy/fatigue systems), a grindy way to get content and so on.
I get they wanna make money, that's fine, this isn't a charity, but when you stop developing content and add in-game stores, and (arguably predatory) mechanics even though the promised story mode hasn't seen the light of day (afaik) that's a pretty bad move. They're literally delivering updates that make the experience worse and add very little to it. I for one don't feel very keen to give them money now, even if the content is good.
Best way to get money is to have a finished, delivered, polished and good product (marketing hype trains aside) or at least a track record of delivering what people want and constantly updating the game without going rogue, and right now they've got neither imo. I faintly recall that at some point all the criticism reached them and they just brushed it off, banned people from their discord and basically said they know better. Guess we'll see how that goes when the money runs out.