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Because a normal player wouldn't rejoice at such a "baby-beating" scenario.
But he did? He figured it out? He analyzed the game mechanics, identified their weak points, and struck them through like a master swordsman? Isn't he, after that, just a commoner? And how is this different from grinding Phantom Inquisitors or something similar?
If you don't like the plot in a movie/book, what else could you possibly like about it?
So, you read the plot on a wiki before going to the cinema, and then you decide whether to go or not with a clear conscience?
I think "Impossible" mode corresponds to 18+ in terms of difficulty.
And how does this manifest itself? We have Alexiglu, who is 15 years old; you claim that completing this mod will be an absolutely impossible task for him?
In my opinion, the answer is: "Because why pay more if the commoners will eat it up anyway?".
But it didn't eat it up – so, it turns out that the commoners have nothing to do with it, because they didn't start voting with their wallets for garbage instead of a game, right?
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?