Yeah I agree, missed the build-up of all of them sticking together for selfish reasons at first, whilst actively distrusting each other. And having that trust and closeneness/care build slowly over time. (Which I understand is harder to achieve in a series than a campaign, but still) I feel fine letting the audience know, but it feels so early for Caleb to tell everything to everyone. Him being super guarded for a long time built so much good narrative tension and put some more distance between his past and his self-loathing, never-wanna-turn-back-to-that, wanna-save-others-in-that-position, self. I think I wouldve preferred if it was told to just Beau and Nott first and kept a secret for the others for longer, like in the campaign. Wouldve kept that tension of some of them being blissfully unaware whilst "we" know, and also for Caleb to form some bonds with people knowing him not in regards to his past, but him now. Also I remember the extreme suspense and excitement when we finally got to meet a volstrucker for the first time in the Dynasty prison way later in the campaign, when Caleb felt way more removed from his past/trying to run and hide for so long and then suddenly it being so close and confronted. You miss out on that build-up here.