From my experience with MVPs and also developers with many MS certifications, they tend to over engineer. They add complexity ahead of its need (like Factory cl

From my experience with MVPs and also developers with many MS certifications, they tend to over engineer. They add complexity ahead of its need (like Factory classes when there is only the requirement for one implementation, Visitor pattern when a simple builder will do, etc). The point seems to be to stroke the programmer ego with execution on fancy technical requirements, with a complete lack of care to the experience of the end user.