Playing with skill and just staying alive are two different things. I am better at the latter and it's fun at the expense of not really getting better or at least taking much longer to do so, and honestly I DO score better too but that's a self fulfilling prophecy. In the end I'm short-changing myself.
But Multiballs do start more with that "just don't drain" style of play and if you don't know the game it's a mystery as to how they started also.
I actually have played my GNR with intentionality and worked to set up and start AND AVOID the Multiballs, until I'm ready, while focused on the game objectives and trying different strategies before start the song,
And when I play this way I never feel like I'm in "multiball all the time ". Yes it's more tedious and more difficult and I do miss the chaos "dessert" that I get when I just rock out, but I think the whole point of this is to say that your perspective can depend on what kind of player you are (or choose to be!}.
If you're a methodical, dive into the rule set, and Play calculated and you have good pinball skills, then you probably won't complain much about multiballs.
But if you like just walking up to the game (that you probably really don't know) and try staying alive, which again is Great fun, and I really enjoy this method of playing a lot, then you get a lot more randomness and you get a lot more multiballs. At least be eyes wide open about it.
So choose your game, and choose your style of play, but if you want a different result from how the game play was designed, well, that choice is on you. Don't hate the game, hate the player. Lol.
Happy memorial Day!