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But I agree, the whole way things are being designed in this game is wrong. Instead of working on patch fixes to manage the stability of the servers, they keep cramming more and more content in that makes it harder and harder for the game to cope. New content is great and all, but they really need to slow down on this, and focus more on making sure the servers can even cope running with all this content first.
I'm not an expert on Live Service (in fact I avoid them whenever possible) but what is presented here sure is incompetence on another level: Bugs, cheaters, crashes, disconnects (server problems) and a file size that would make any honest dev blush for its incompetence in coding and optimisation.
This shouldn't be so funny/accurate but it is.
I think it will be over 10 minutes after the event