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The problem is for every guy who is glad they don't have to spend so much time leveling anymore, you also get one guy who is sad the game feels rushed and unmemorable from it. The other problem is if you allow people to get to max level fast their expectation changes to "well if they want me up there that badly, then there must be some crazy good activities waiting in endgame" which barely ever is true.
character main level is a very small part of the grind. real grind starts at lvl 65.
if you havent realised that you must be blind.
ahaha lol, it was a little more of a slog after lev 40 originally for sure.