Lol. There's nothing wrong with options. Every game in the genre creates them. I'm not talking Dark Souls/Hack-Slashers. I'm talking games like BG3, Solasta, Pathfinder, Pillars, etc.

And what's wrong with having tons of options if the devs are okay with implementing them? I mean, Solasta has a ton of options for the game, even what color dice you're going to use for enemies versus friendlies. They're a low-budget dev, and they created tons and tons of options.

That said, of course I want them to limit options if it means major work that could be put to good use elsewhere.

I mean, options like the following should be no big deal:

1. Shove pushes enemies 5 feet/ Shove pushes enemies a number of feet equal to however Larian has designed it presently.
2. Shove can also push enemies prone. (They have various things that can knock targets prone now. Why not implement Shove Prone?) / Turn Shove Prone off.
3. Auto-Success on All Skill Checks On/Off. Meaning, if players want to just always succeed in every dialogue option they pick, why not create an option that allows them to auto-succeed in every skill check in dialogues? It's a matter of telling the algorithm that the minimum a character can roll is the DC.
4. Turn on/off the skill check dice roll. Some people don't like the animation. Should be able to control shutting it off.
5. Party Max Size = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. If playing multiplayer, options are grayed out for anything less than the number of players you are playing with. Don't have to change the encounters or difficulties or nothing. This, by itself, is simply changing the number of characters you can have in your party. The game is actually already designed to handle up to 6 at least, and even 8 is allowed - though 8 is a bit scuffed. Still, they COULD fix it so it isn't scuffed and allow up to 8. The point, however, is that it's a matter of changing a single digit, allowing players to have as many or as few as they want without changing difficulty or nothing.
6. How many camping supplies are needed to Long Rest. Again, just a number change. Default is 40. But, if players want a more limited Long Rest system, they could increase the number themselves to whatever they want with Larian providing recommended settings.

These are options that wouldn't hurt the game and should require not that much effort on Larian's part. So why not allow people to have these options?