I confess, coming from a decade of WoW, making several characters was my first instinct. Even though I knew you could play all classes on a single character, I just enjoy having separate characters, each with their own classes, aesthetics and personalities. From the moment I picked up the game in 2016 to the last patch of Shadowbringers, all of my alts were up to date or nearly so, each with at least two jobs at level 80, with only a single job being shared by two characters -- SMN/SCH, though one character was much more SMN and the other SCH.
Endwalker cured me of my altitis. Only three of my characters finished 6.0, and only my main unlocked 6.2 content at all. I just can't find the motivation in me anymore to go through MSQ again, while it never was a problem before. It even got me to do what I once swore I never would: level everything on my main instead of enjoying the various jobs on different characters. This Amaro is my greatest shame. (But it's really cute and should 100% have been a Shadowbringers MSQ reward.)
I wish it had been the power of Azem's canon friendship with Emet-Selch and Elidibus instead of the Scions of the Seventh Bore though, I'm just saying.
…because he said "Likewise"? Is that it? Is this the standards for an echo chamber now?… He just agreed with the fairly popular take – outside of the cabal of Evil Zodiark Trancers, even – that Heavensward was a good story, and quite different from the ShB-EW writing, enough that some people who love how safe the story has become would think a return to the ARR-HW days of politics and significant-enough protagonists dying would be unwelcome and "dark". I can think of at least one forum poster who probably would, but then again they tend to be aggressively wrong about everything, or so I hear… but I digress. I guess that makes aveyond a participant in the echo chamber of the fanbase at large…?
I don't agree with some of aveyond's takes, but the reaction to him is pretty amusing honestly.