it's assumed here that your Factory knows what the parameters for the constructors should be. If this is only known by the client of the Create method, then I would say the indirection isn't necessary and the client should construct the rule itselfhttp://stackoverflow.com/a/23765599
So, Factory Pattern may not be appropriate when the constructor parameters need to be provided by the client.
As for "DI abuse," see http://stackoverflow.com/a/1056229 on direct instantiation rather than injection of stateless services:
The abuse of DI leads to stateless objects which really should be stateful ... such code is by nature domain/use-case specific. In such a case ... it makes much more sense to have the [client] directly instantiate the business service class, passing data provided by the user through a constructor
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