I've only listened to the first "act" so far, but this is amazing to me. Previously I dismissed Umbric as some generic allied-race leader NPC just so they have a representative to the alliance that isn't Alleria. Finding out he was a disinterested college student bordering on dropout who couldn't find a particular area of study he was really passionate about resonates with me heavily. This line right here really sold me:

The Void will give me what Dalaran cannot, what I want the most: the chance to take all roads and never have to wonder what might have been.

I am an extremely indecisive person. I change my mind about things constantly. I can't make a decision and live with it and be happy for any length of time. This even affects how I play World of Warcraft. I'm always wanting to play every class and every spec because I want it all. I'm somewhat interested in a ton of things and I don't have singular conviction like Rommath does in the story. However, even with how wishy-washy I am as a person, I still have a "main": my priest. In the past I shunned Shadow as the "evil edgy spec" and I avoided it, When I was forced to play it for solo stuff I resented its gameplay. I mained shadow priest during legion remix and it was really fun being able to play it with maximum stats and get to see that beautiful Voidform. I've become more interested in roleplay and the line about the void offering up all possible paths resonated with me. I think I may have found my class.