The steam deck being based on arch probably influences it a lot too. You can see the same trend on the steam hardware survey results.
edit : My bad actually, the video creator mentions in the comments that this is data without the steam deck section of the site.
With the martials I can agree, with the wizard in particular imo they'd need a lot more time than they really get in most campaigns for studying, their level up spells IIRC is supposed to be the stuff they get from experimenting during downtime but the game doesn't really show downtime training at all. I'd rather most classes have to show putting more effort into training either way tbh, for martials it'd be training new techniques before they can do it in combat, for casters it's new spells Even a sorcerer should imo have to spend some time learning how to use their powers in ways they want them to.
Aye much appreciated, will look at it later when I got some free time.
I'm starting to consider watching it because it's about half of what I see here lol
Edit : I am enjoying TOS so far, not very far in though.
In the playtests of old Warlocks were intelligence casters and some of the flavor stayed. Made more sense to be a researcher that strikes a deal for knowledge while a charisma one would be more inclined to bargain for straight up power.
None of the classes make sense most of the time, a lot of the time with official modules there isn't enough downtime to do it even if you wanted to.
I wish the news outlet would just stop giving him attention for being a fucking idiot. He's farming idiocy for exposure and staying relevant at this point.