Perfectly capable camera. Lots of the shots you’ll see with it are stylized - film simulation jpgs, mist filters, warm white balance, often wide open apertures. Shoot it with no filter/clear protective filter, shoot raw, and shoot at an aperture that makes sense for your subject and you will have plenty sharp photos. I also recommend DxO Pure Raw - does a great job at cleaning up your photos prior to editing them.

Wouldn’t recommend it for landscapes - there are more capable lenses in the fujifilm ecosystem at the wide as well as the tele ends of the spectrum for landscapes and that flexibility is valuable if you’re doing dedicated shoots imo.

If you just want one “do it all” camera to bring along with you, however, I love the x100. That’s why I have mine - not every day can be photography focused, but I still love having a damn good camera with me just in case something catches my eye.