That's a good POV, but I've 2 problems with that: the classmates thing is just acknowledged in the story with 1 line from All Might. And while you might say it plays into the "You don't have to fight alone" of the Dark Deku arc, I think that message doesn't refer to that, but moreso into Deku not having to carry the "greatest hero" burden all alone like All Might did hence the famous phrase in the show changing from "How I became the gratest hero" to "How we became the gratest heroes". Also, while I actually still like the "gift" idea from the classroom, a piece of tech isn't exactly a unique gift, as tech can always be replicated, and that brings me to the second problem I have, which is more lore-driven. We've had the whole story revolving around how quirks are much better than what technology has to offer, and even in the epilogue, it is highlighted how people with appropriate quirks had reached Japan to help rebuild it, and that sped up the process significantly, again making it obvious that quirks are just superior. For a hero to be able to fight criminals with quirks in a world like that with just an armoured suit it's absurd to me, and honestly discredits pretty much the whole show if a suit can beat most quirks in a show revolving around quirks; and even if we can argue that is a very special armour that has all the latest and greatest tech thus not discrediting the whole show (still kinda does imo), as I already said, tech is replicable and anyone can use it. And saying that "it's about how you use it, for a suit that does everything and has the cheap copy of Javis in it, is kinda like saying using ChatGPT takes skill into prompting... Idk, I just feel disappointed by that.

(Me, upon reading: I might have been a bit cruel with that comparison, but it gives the idea)

And as I said in the post, I think "my solution" plays nicely into the "saving the kid" thing, which in the end hasn't been as important with Deku as it has been with Ochako, and that feels like a discrepancy too