What I see mostly is people stating their own feelings towards whatever consoles they may or may not be playing, similar to how the OP said his.  He has legitimate reasons and so do the others in this thread.

I for one was unsure, so I asked what the point of the thread was.  He replied and it seems that updating everyone on our current platforms we spend the most time on and why is what he was going for.  It is a solid topic, albiet a bit misleading in the title.

I already posted my status, and felt no need to reply further.  But I am curious to what makes you feel people are trying to cut down the OP, as things seem pretty tame to me on all sides.

I barely play my PS4.

I wish I had bought a Switch. 3DS is my most played system now.

I love portables, and I prefer them..

Posts without much info usually have nothing to respond =p

Tame yes, but if you read all posts you'll see some try of saying OP is wrong.

well I've clocked up 700 hours between paladins and smash bros so.... I'm making up for you not playing yours, fear not my good brother! I'll fight the good fight.

I play both my ps4 and switch a decent amount. The main advantage the switch has is convenience. Both consoles have killer libraries but the switch is just easier to pick up and play. Strangely I buy way more 3rd party games for switch than ps4, my ps4 Is used almost entirely for 1st party games and the rare AAA 3rd party game I have interest in. All Indie games are bought for the switch ( I feel they are naturally well suited to portable play) and 3rd party games that run well on switch are more likely to be bought on switch.

The OP made a thread about their gaming habits, people responded with theirs, simple as that. Nobody has even argued with the OP, this is just you trying to see things that arent really there.

I play XB One far more than my Switch, at least lately (probably like a 70% - 30% split in favor of XB) - though the vast majority of that is Overwatch online. It's too damn addictive lol. But now that I've discovered Rocket League and Apex within the same week, I've REALLY been binging XBL. Still have Red Dead 2 unplayed and like half of Far Cry 5. 

One thing Switch has going for it though is the convenience of the handheld functionality, like I'll usually play it when I want to kick back on the couch and watch TV in the background, plus it's usually a go-to for local multiplayer with friends and family. So it definitely serves its own function, much like I use XB for my online gaming console. I also am realizing it's my prefered console for indies. Like I try to get review codes for indies on Switch games when given the option between my PC, XB, and Switch.

But it's difficult for me to binge Switch as much because I usually find online gaming the most addictive rather than single player for the most part. So when I play Switch, it's more shorter sessions, whereas I can park my lazy ass in front of the XB One all freakin night ha and just play Overwatch, Apex, and maybe a little Forza Horizon 4..

I kinda burnt myself out on Smash Bros this past month. But my Switch still aint getting left out. Lately I've been playing Tetris 99 pretty frequently. Been running through Diablo 3 on and off too. 

I hadn't played my Switch in forever because there hasn't been any good releases on it lately, and now suddenly it won't even charge anymore for some reason. I tried the dock, my car charger, and my phone charger (Pixel 2 uses USB C).
I gotta figure out my situation before Pokemon releases, last exclusive I bought was Mario Odyssey, nothing good has released since then.

I mean.. I think people just want to share what their own current gaming habbits are, like the OP? It would seem to me that's sort of the implied discussion he was looking to engage in. Or else I don't see the point in the topic.

I don't see why people would be bothered by what one person they don't even know is spending their gaming time on. People like different types of games, so what? Obviously people that don't care much for Nintendo games or handheld functionality aren't going to get much out of the Switch, and those that do, will. Different strokes and all..

I haven't touched my Switch in about 3 months, Super Smash was a pretty let down for me, and before Super Smash, I barely touched my Switch for a year. When Fire Emblem comes out though, I'm not letting my switch rest.