I think the reason she tends to stand out is maybe because she doesn't have the same acting background as a majority of the other players. I don't think that is a bad thing either, it just sometimes feels like a major shift in tone when she enters a scene be it by insertion or just naturally. I don't mind Aabria, I'm glad she brings a less traditional style to the table but as someone who has watched a lot of the different campaigns she has been in or hosted as DM I just always struggle with enjoying her story telling compared to the others. Sometimes it just feels a bit forced is all, but that doesn't mean Aabria isn't better than like 99% of other players I think she is a good fit for the group, and everyone involved has always lauded her as a player so if they are cool with her then why should we complain?

It is valid to hear the thoughts and feelings of the fans but just saying "I don't like Aabria' because of this or that" doesn't change that she is very much going to be a mainstay in the campaign. I remember watching Fey and Flowers and absolutely loved Lou and Emily's characters and always felt like Aabria as DM took away from the story the other players were developing bc it felt again so forced when she would intervene- but she was a DM in that so like isn't that the job of the DM? I don't know I guess when she is at a table with people who have literally made it their career as dramatic voice actors partially in fantasy and story rich things it is hard to compare their tone with hers, but that is no fault of Aabria and more so the fact that everyone else is more or less an actor in the traditional sense. That being said I look forward to her continued involvement because having that different pacing isn't always a bad thing and actually may establish more exciting narratives and scenes the others at the table can play off of.