Would definitely agree there, and I also know why.
Give this a watch and you'll understand why. The tl;dw is psychologists have found that our minds process the failure of brands we like the same exact way it processes a personal failure of ours. So for example if I really love Coca cola and they release a new flavor that tastes like ass after I've been hyping it up for months, I will feel as though I myself have failed, to the point how my mind processes it is indistinguishable from one of my own personal failures where I'm directly responsible. I've always rationalized it as though we see it as evidence we're stupid for thinking it'd be good, or it's evidence we have dogshit taste, and thus a personal failure.
So what do people do? Deny. Deny deny deny. "It wasn't that bad." "You guys are being too hard on it." "You're just jealous."
We do the same thing people do when they get called out for their bullshit: make excuses to try and downplay our mistake.
To me it's precisely why games and other media are able to get worse: because the exact die-hard fans who claim to be supporting a product are actually the very idiots enabling these products to continue to get worse by playing nonstop defense for them, never stopping to ask themselves why they care so much about defending the "honor" of a fucking product.
"Too early to call," to be fair, but there's also reason to be critical of those who are defending it a bit
too hard as well. "Too early to call" works both ways: fucking nobody has any reason to claim this game will be good.