I said that because it replaced AE in my own professional work, which includes motion graphics and VFX work for nearly a decade as well. Maybe it depends on yo

I said that because it replaced AE in my own professional work, which includes motion graphics and VFX work for nearly a decade as well. Maybe it depends on your specific niche, but the number of jobs where I had to use AE has been zero for the past 3 years. Blender is known as a modelling or 3D-VFX/Animation tool, but if you are good at it, with all its constraints, python support etc. it is truly worth trying for 2D as well. Tracker is better as well.