I'll grant that the original death of the 2099 universe should have just stuck. I thought its original ending was appropriate if a bit mean-spirited at times - it felt right for the finale of that imprint. Outside of Miguel showing up in some crossover things, I don't think any revisits to 2099 as an imprint has really been worthwhile - whether that's Kirkman's Marvel Knights stuff, the Timestorm thing or this most recent rebooted 2099 universe.
It just rubbed me the wrong way that this universe couldn't just be a "new 2099" like Timestorm or Kirkman's, but had to be a literal "we destroyed the original timeline and this new one took its place". It doesn't help that every issue just seems to be taking a pre-existing 616 character and remaking them in 2099, which the original imprint wisely did in much greater moderation. But the constant onslaught every issue of stuff like Winter Soldier 2099, Black Widow 2099, Norman Osborn and the 2099 Sinister Six, a 2099 Jameson that looks and acts just like JJJ, it's just a little to hacky for me, and not in the fun way the original was.
Edit: these solicits is exactly what I'm talking about. In this mini alone we're being introduced to new 2099 variants of Nova, Knull, Dracula, Lilith, Star-Lord, Quasar, a "Planet Wakanda", Red Hulk, Terrax, Ego, Silver Surfer, Mephisto and Darkhawk - and that's just the solicits alone for all of five issues. Granted a couple of them are just immortal beings that should still be around in the future, but this many in this short a run just feels lame to me.