The positives:
The crew was top notch. Amanda runs a tight ship. The chef Kevin provided the best food I've ever had on a liveaboard. Typical Aggressor charter focused on maximizing diving and getting to the best destinations. The T&C walls are amazing, some of the best if not the best in the Caribbean. Shark action on nearly every dive. The most consistent shark action I've seen.

The negatives:
The ship is moored in a shallow harbor, it needs to depart and disembark well before low tide. Thus the ship might not be there when you arrive requiring an inflatable boat transfer from dock to ship. In our case that took an hour in 2-3' seas, everything was wet (luggage, electronics, etc.) and people were seasick. I would highly suggest checking the tide tables and arriving before the mother ship departs.
The toilets are in the shower stalls. So once you use the shower you track water into your cabin when using the toilet. Not a big deal, we just showered on the dive platform after the last dive (or any dive).
The shallow reefs are algae covered, similar to Florida and areas of the Bahamas. Luckily the walls are lush and fantastic, and there still plenty of fish action in the shallows.