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In this reply, I will not touch some of your comments with a 10-foot pole. But anyway, helping disadvantaged people and not comparing that help to the wants of fully-abled people is not only my view. It is the society's view.

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No. Some people need wheelchair access. Other people want "hardcore" achievements.

But in this view, your wants clash with mine. I don't want those achievements because then it will take away from my feeling of accomplishment. If the dungeon has a solo achievement, it is meant to be done solo. I much prefer to do it the way it was not intended, do the "impossible". As a soloer, I am absolutely against solo achievements.

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Wants. You don't need to solo a dungeon. You want to solo a dungeon.

Someone might need accessibility options in order to play at all. You want solo achievements to show off. I want no achievements like that in the game so I feel accomplished by myself, solo. If you want external praise, record your runs and post them on Youtube.

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In my original comment I did refer to this. However, that can be bypassed solo. Or so I heard. Have to test it today. And that is what is great in soloing: finding out-of-the-box solutions so you can do what the devs didn't think should be possible.

But what do you mean "with good sets by solo"? How do you plan to farm solo?

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To make it 30%-60% faster than going solo?

I solo vet DLC for the challenge.
I farm as a tank. In normal.

I have a tank build and a dps-tank build. Tanks go through the queue fastest and in normal you don't need a full on meta tank build. So you can spec into more dps, as long as you taunt, position and apply at least min and maj breach. By far the fastest farming without a dedicated farming group is to queue as a tank. (And to have that taunt and breaches slotted - fake tanks suck.)

Waterways are surprisingly beautiful in a way I've never appreciated before. Ravines I previously avoided like the plague have become pathways, reminiscent of the boating between the giant statues (The Argonath/pillars of the king on the river Anduin) in the LotR movie.

Group content requiring a group to complete - ridiculous. :P

In an MMO, even!

The USA officially adopted metric in 1975.