Currently I have to jump hoops through some bullcrap NAT maze of a public Internet to interact with anyone else. Properly distributed ipv6 addresses would fix

Currently I have to jump hoops through some bullcrap NAT maze of a public Internet to interact with anyone else. Properly distributed ipv6 addresses would fix that. So it does solve a problem I have now, in that I'd rather just tell people to click the accept connection button when I generate inbound traffic on their ipv6 address than to get them to figure out how to port forward off a router they have never touched the interface of before.