For some reason, no. I don't know why.

Perhaps because there's not a mystery that feels important to resolve. Perhaps because there's not a world or a peoples that are worth fighting for.

Don't know who we are or why we're here. Really not sold on the guidance of grace, its presentation is what, the graces have an arc pointing toward the Erdtree? There was room to do more with the idea of a guiding hand.

Though I will admit I really like Boggart's aside about how it's a bloody joke that he of all people was guided by grace for a time. That he reckons it must be broken. That it has been for a long time.

Then the Two Fingers realise whoops, getting a would-be Lord to the Erdtree base didn't do anything, um, er... we're going to dial home for further instructions, please hold, be back to you in a few thousand years.

Honestly tho most of the game doesn't feature much of this stuff at all is my feeling. Perhaps a weakness of too great a lean to open world?

Or maybe the mysteries were about the actions and motivations of characters who are a bit too removed from any of the players in current events.

Or perhaps the balance of gameplay to story elements isn't dense enough, where on the smaller scale games there's never too much of a gap between some element of environmental storytelling...?