If you're including me in that, then I don't mind at all - I'm enjoying Space Rangers 2 at the moment. It depends on the game - if they made a tactical D&D 3rd ed game then it'd be cool to have turn-based, something like D&D Tactics I guess. But equally if I want a game that allows me to immerse myself in the game world then running the rounds together, or even bigger changes, are fine with me. To me it's the difference between playing a game on the computer (eg, playing Dungeons and Dragons) and having an experience on the computer - there's no objective view that one is better than the other, but it's nice to have the choice of both.
In a game like Dragon Age where they are designing the whole ruleset to be exclusively experienced on a computer then I'm glad it's not round based at all. There is no Dragon Age tabletop game which I'm trying to emulate.