Last I checked, DO still fails to allocate as little as a /64 to droplets. They provide a shared /64 out of which you are allowed to use 16 individual IP addres

Last I checked, DO still fails to allocate as little as a /64 to droplets. They provide a shared /64 out of which you are allowed to use 16 individual IP addresses. In IPv6 land, that can introduce a lot of pointless complexity. It would be reasonable for customers to be able to expect the ability to get /48s or /56s. Instead they don't even get a proper /64.