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Maybe not as important, but I still like having a fancy futuristic animation when a device is locked and idle.
I hope Wayland gets screensaver support at some point.
Absolutely. I still miss my After Dark screensavers from Windows 3.1. They can be fun and add a lot of character to a desktop computer.
I hope it gets support too. X didn't get all its features overnight, and Wayland won't either.