So I've played guitar (acoustic only) for like 20 years - sometimes I'll go months without touching it, other times (like in quarantine) i'll play hours a day, every day but I've never owned an electric, nor have I ever really had the desire too. I mostly play folk music, blues, 70's stuff from S&G, James Taylor, CSN, Neil Young etc. The quarantine though has allowed me to expand my musical horizons and I have some thoughts, on electric guitar specifically.
The shear amount of sounds I'm able to get out of the electric, particularly through the Pod Go is almost unbelievable. I can play a lick 500 different ways now, each one unique and interesting. Playing it through just a "tube screamer" and modeled amp/cab sounds exceptional.
It's just plain fun - even playing like basic licks from Clapton, The Killers etc and recreating that sound exactly has been fulfilling. You can easily do the same acoustically, but it never recreates the feeling you get through the electric. I find myself excited every day to get home and plug in and experiment. I'm not sure it's making me a better guitar player yet, but it's lit a fuse inside of me to play like I haven't felt since I picked guitars up 20 years ago. I feel like a kid. Being able to route the Pod Go into my studio headphones is a life changer with little kids around. I can sit on the couch with my wife "watching shows" and not fuck with anybody else in the house - that alone is worth the price of admission.
I just bought a new Breedlove Oregon, a beautiful acoustic that sounds excellent, has excellent build quality (better than any of the electrics I've been playing the past month or so) and is a dream to play - low action, terrific almost satin neck etc - it's maybe the best acoustic I've ever played, certainly the best I've owned (including my dads old D28 Martin) and I haven't hardly played it at all after going electric. The value there is that you can't really create an acoustic tone, authentically electric (at least not to my ear), and a good acoustic
This is all probably old news to the electric guys in this thread, but for me it's been an eye opening, cool and fun experience.