From what I understand of the accessibility issue, reduced motion is about reducing motion, so I don't think that making the motion faster/more visually intense

From what I understand of the accessibility issue, reduced motion is about reducing motion, so I don't think that making the motion faster/more visually intense would help those who need the reduced option. I think this is a different thing from people who just want things to feel faster/snappier, vs those who have an accessibility need.