Explaining that doesn't negate the initial disappointment. Having a reason why doesn't make the person feel any less disappointment. It's like when you give yo

Explaining that doesn't negate the initial disappointment. Having a reason why doesn't make the person feel any less disappointment. It's like when you give your kid an large expensive toy, and you help them unpack it and show them it, and they then spend the day playing spaceships and forts with the big carboard box it came in. You can't dictate fun, and the cool features you managed to script in the background are great and all, but if you get hung up on them and they block people having fun with it then you killed 100% of it because you got fixated on 30% of it.