I just received from Amazon my printed copy of the Explorer's Guide to Wildemount (I already had access to it on D&D Beyond). I have absolutely no idea why I bought this. Probably just because I want to have all the official D&D 5E books. But just like the Eberron: Rising from the Last War book, I will probably have very little use for Wildemount. I usually either use Forgotten Realms, or my own campaign worlds. It's not that I think that the other campaign settings are bad, it's just that it would take a lot of time to study them if I wanted to use them.

Normally Wizards of the Coast are publishing two adventure modules per year. I don't think they announced any for this year. Instead we will get yet another campaign sourcebook, Mythic Odysseys of Theros. But in general I find the adventure modules more useful than the campaign sourcebooks. I mean, how many campaign sourcebooks do you need? But there is always room for one more adventure. So I still hope there will be new adventures released this year.