My main hope for the “flagship” was essentially a Prusa XL clone using A1 extruder and quick swap hotends. Same size as the XL or a bit bigger, multiple tool heads, maybe not five, but at least four, each with the ability to add an AMS for up to 16 colors so it can warm up and swap filaments, then switch the tool head and keep going. Either cut down on purge by using each head with a single filament or cut down on color swap time by setting up the AMSes and having it plan how to swap colors without swapping in the same head back to back. Just wanted a better Prusa XL for a price lower than 3500, like say 2500 or something.
Doesn’t look like we’re getting that so I’m disappointed. Still curious to see what the final product will be and the price point, but I’m probably sticking to my A1 and mini printers and my P1P for more than four colors. Doubt I’ll get anything other than the A1 or mini if I need more printers, although a friend has been suggesting I start collecting AnyCubic S1 combos.