How is anyone supposed to “have fun” in the Milva Unitless season?

This season has been the most unbearable season I recall since back in beta with the Dwarfs (at least for me).

Trying to climb pro ladder Is futile when every 7 out of 10 decks you face are Milva decks, makes the process even more infuriating.
Milva hard counters pretty much every deck that is not SK armor or another Unitless deck or sometimes KOB SY.

Making matters worse is that even if you are not climbing the ladder and you are just playing "to get some fun" or unlock rewards, you are going constantly face Milva no matter what, how is anyone supposed to get any kind of fun when one cannot even play the game because of that deck? And what I mean by that is that "strategy" just plays around your opponent actually playing the game, chances are if your opponent is playing the game, Milva will hard counter it.

I believe that I am not alone in this sentiment, and many of us are sick and tired of Milva and Unitless decks as a whole, the unhealthy game state they create and many of us believe that if "Ghost units" (referring to units that disappear) and interactive cards (such as Ambush) are going to be, they MUST NOT be a top tier contender, they should stay relegated to "Meme" or "cheese" strategies, like every other single TCG or CCG, the kind of "Hyper Control" strategies are NEVER top contenders, because they are just unhealthy for the game, not fun to face and basically "cheat' the rules of the game. And I believe CDPR even thought the same since they REMOVED the Unitless decks as a part of creating a better Gwent, I have no clue why you are bringing back old hated "strategies" no one ever wanted to be on the game to begin with.

How can you possibly have fun in a game where you cannot even play the game?

CDPR, you are going to lose many players unless you do something about Milva and the Unitless "strategies".

***The whole text I been referring to Unitless as "strategies" because I don't think that is a strategy at all, that deck is as brain dead as you can get in a card game.