These three are not mutually exclusive, and the grouping in the poll is weird.
Rich world-building: sure, it's always nice to have good worldbuilding. But an important part of good worldbuilding is actually delivering it without bogging down the story, without obnoxious infodumps and without stealing focus. Good worldbuilding != slow.
Slow character arcs: generally, is what I generally prefer because the opposite side of the spectrum in adult fiction is "virgin to slut" arc in 5 minutes, which is not satisfying.
Emotional depth — yes, please.
Things going quickly, less waiting. This is what I chose in the poll, mostly because I hate strories that just stall for time with absolutely meaningless garbage.
More action or drama, see above. At the same time, more action does not mean that the character arcs should not be deep and slow(ish).
Humour, casual scenes: have their place. There's a reason action often has a romantic subplot, alternating the tone is good.
No need for deep narrative: yeah, sometimes that works too, and works extremely well!