Yet again you're shoving words in my mouth. There's obviously yet another 1:1 disagreement in this thread on opinions on the matter so I'm done here lol. Also back in the day, people did nearly destroy their controllers just to see content lol. The mechanic is fun and it is very much do-able.
I mean idk about you but I can take my keyboard and press it against the side of my table and it'll hit every key as I rub it up and down the sides lol. Seriously lol.
"Sick hands"... Ngl, this made me chuckle at the terminology here. If you have temporary condition that's preventing this, why are you doing something that would be putting your hands at risk in the first place? Like going on a jog with a strained ankle. If you have a permanent condition? I gave a multitude of examples prior already but I again retort with "what did people do before we had the ability to whine back to change for everyone else?". I do know this is just about the QTE but I personally found it great to do as many others have. It does in fact offer a challenge, whether or not you have an opinion on that, it's a fact that it does and you can find videos of people "struggling" wanting to beat it. Not in such a way that's demanding it to change or thinking its unfair, but in such a way that is "AH GEEZ I BARELY MADE IT". Yes, it is a challenge, and again there isn't anything wrong with it being so difficult for the FINALE OF SHADOWBRINGERS.
It also demands that everyone tries their best, which if you can't in a duty finder queue, then consider going with friends in a private queue.
There's plenty of other games that do this. Triple A titles at that.
Personally, I found the struggle of keeping the gauge up to make the instance feel more real, because that is actually the point of the sequence... You're struggling, literally, and hard. So call me cold, argue my logic, throw in my face how unfair it is or shove more words in my mouth how I'm just calling people lazy apparently, but I'm done here and will just say "deal with it" because you can find ways to deal with it. If people can do the same in other games that require such a feat while impaired, then I see no difference here.