Star Wars: Andor

Wolverine, Loki (kinda)
Traditionally, the lesson ‘Disney’ would learn is ‘audience also wants adult stories’
And maybe that’s the actual notion they takeaway
But hopefully they learn the lesson they understood in early MCU days- find solid to great writing talent and give them room to tell their stories
(And I bet those first phase 4 stories did that and then execs came in and nudged things back to centralized narratives)

Let talent be talent
Yea, this I agree with. While a lot of people love the action, sfx, visuals etc. There always was a bigger, broader narrative (writing) that was larger than any given show or movie, and contributed to the arc of a larger epic story. When a given episode or series loses that, it loses my interest. I've always loved the MCU because it was comics that came to life and felt realistic even when it's not. It's like, hey, I could see us living in this sort of world where supers exist. It's driven by good story telling.

Same concepts should apply with Star Wars. Telling an epic story is half the battle.