Then you're blue moon probability if it being useful rapidly drops. Verbose logs are simply a pain in the arse, unless you have a massive processing system. but even then it just either kneecaps your observation window, or makes your queries take ages.
I am lucky enough to work at a place that has really ace logging capability, but, and I cannot stress this enough, it is colossally expensive. literal billions.
but, logging is not an audit trail. Even here where we have fancy PII shields and stuff, logging doesn't have the SLA to record anything critical. If there is a capacity crunch, logging resolution gets turned down. Plus logging anything of value to the system gets you a significant bollocking.
If you need something that you can hand to a government investigator, if you're pulling logs, you're already in deep shit. An audit framework needs to have a super high SLA, incredible durability and strong authentication for both people and services. All three of those things are generally foreign to logging systems.
Logging is useful, you should log things, but, you should not use it as a way to generate metrics. verbose logs are just a really efficient way to burn through your infrastructure budget.