Why does it always have to be reduced to this nonsense? Oh, you must not like powerful characters then, well except for all the powerful characters I like. But who gives a **** as long as we can handwave away criticism by labeling the critic in some negative way, right?
No, what I don't like is bad writing, bad story telling and nonsensical character motivations If you think for just one second about it it all falls apart. Aloy doesn't possesses anything special apart from her being able to operate some tech due to her DNA, nothing more. For this reason alone it would be imperative to protect her and not let her go out alone into danger. They should at least go out with a giant hunting party so she doesn't die to a random ambush or whatever trivial happenstance.
But since she is presented as someone with a savior complex (probably the writers self insert) she ditches even the one guy who wants to follow her. But what's even more nonsensical is that the king doesn't even insist on giving her a hunting party. "Oh, I guess you are busy saving us again, ha ha hee hee... Utterly nonsensical. They act as if she is at least superman and any people would just get in her way. John Mccane might be good at taking down bad guys one by one in ambushes, but this is equivalent of sending him to conquer Afghanistan alone in 2001.
But I'm the big bad, for thinking about the story and not just taking anything it throws at me at face value. Sorry if it offends you, but I'll never be the one to just "consume product, then get excited for next product"