Think about speeding on a highway. If you're the lead car or the tail end, you'll get nabbed. But if you're in the pack, there's too many people to nab, so they let it go.
For a brief halcyon moment in gaming, all of two generations, we got away from the blasted Atari joystick. We had D-pads on the NES, the TG16, and SMS, and on the SNES & Genesis. We were free of the curse of "arcade controls" at home. And then Nintendo and Sony screwed up and went back to it. What a shame.
Honestly, it's almost a drop-in replacement as far as UX is concerned. The challenge is the lack of existing communities, which could be overcome if a whole community joined.
Have we considered that if we go back in time, only give things to peasants and common people? It's best if we never try to act top-down. Give the normal folks the means to revolt first.
I was never expecting an SC2 after Brood War, honestly. I was hoping that if Ghost succeeded, either they'd expand their 40K ripoff into other genres and let the WHFB knockoff fizzle out, or they would see that people did want games other than RTS games that are obviously GW properties with the serial numbers filed off, and maybe look back at old games like Blackthorne or The Lost Vikings. Maybe they could even have created a Rock N' Roll Racing 2.
Instead, we got a "not-WHFB" game in the EverQuest mold and more click-wait-click games with cow levels.
That's funny, whenever people do that, I just assume they wouldn't sell without making a profit. And unless it's immediately valuable to me, I don't buy.
I'm telling you this as a local: that's not going to work. It's not about making the government uncomfortable. The government are ambivalent.
It's twofold: East Rutherford, in majority, are NIMBYs when it comes to this issue. The residents don't want people walking to the stadium through their town. And just as important, the owners and operators of the Meadowlands make a huge amount of their money off the parking. It's private property, and they don't want people coming in without paying.
Based on what I know, I doubt there's been any lawsuits. But you should have taken the 703, since it sounds like you last went there before they put in that train extension.
There's a train station there with a limited run from Secaucus Junction. And they're not going to "fix" it. They want their parking fees, because that and the concessions are how the venues make most of their money.
Burn it down.