Alec

Kafla is a better writer than Rowling, but a niche masterpiece is not as good as a great with mass appeal.

Doesn't matter how good Orb is if nobody watches it. Solo Leveling is entertaining and has mass appeal, that's why it's better and why it won.

Honestly, I'd rather not have any of the OT characters back, except as maybe cameos or NPC quest givers.

If it's set just a few years after the Reaper War, as has been speculated, then you could have Tali and Garrus as major players in the governments of the Quarians and Taurians. They were both heading that way in ME3, and it would position them to be contact points for quests related to their races. Wrex could still be leading the Krogan, and could do the same. Or have Grunt do it for him. Vega could be the/a contact point for the Spectres.

But Miranda, Jacob, Jack, Kasumi, Zaeed, Morinth, would all be off doing their own thing. None of them are really central and important enough to keep being pulled into major events. Javik would either be off looking for any other Prothean survivors, or working with the Council. And Kaidan/Ashley are just whiny and annoying. Even if they are Spectres, nobody who isn't a masochist wants them back.

Breton mage builds have been OP since Morrowind. Grind their restoration and conjuration, load them with a good absorb health and summon dremora/daedroth spell, and you'll always be playing on easy mode. Stealth archer is mid by comparison.

Welcome to Demon School Iruma-kun isn't really isekai. Iruma doesn't go to another world, just a different plane of his original world. I mean, it's like calling Bleach isekai because Ichigo goes to the soul society.

Also, no Rimaru Tempest?

lol It doesn't matter how often you tell a lie when everyone knows it a lie. Veilguard is never going to be anything but a woke flop, and Taash will always be a big part of the reason why.

Oblivion and Skyrim are the weakest examples of guilds as places of learning in The Elder Scrolls. You never attend Arcane University in Oblivion, you simply gain admittance and use of its facilities. And you attend a grand total of two lessons at the College of Winterhold before becoming the boss. In Daggerfall and Morrowind you have to reach certain proficiency thresholds to progress through the ranks.