I love microphones. Some of that is the gear, but most of it is a belief that the best sound gets captured as early in the chain as possible. A well-captured source is far easier to mix than a poorly captured one.
In the studio, the choice is simple. Feedback and durability barely matter, so you grab the mic that sounds best, put it where it sounds best, and record. Live, the mic also has to fit where it needs to go and survive the stage. Over time, that became a rule that live stages get dynamics because condensers feed back.
About 15 years ago I was hired to mix an outdoor festival, and one act brought 2 acoustic guitars with no pickups and nothing on the rider. The stage crew put up a pair of Shure SM57s, an industry standard for good reason. I did not like the sound at soundcheck, so I muted the channels, pulled the preamps down, and swapped in 2 Neumann KM 84s from my own bag, a couple of inches off each guitar. One of the other techs was horrified. When I asked him why, he told me you cannot use condensers on a live stage. Gain reset and unmuted, they did not feed back, and they sounded great.
A condenser does not feed back because it is a condenser. Most condensers are more sensitive than dynamics, so one dropped into a channel gained for a 57 arrives hotter at the console and rings sooner. Trim it to the same level and that difference is gone. Gain before feedback is set by the distance to the source, how much of the loudspeakers the mic hears, and where its pattern points. Both mics were cardioid, and at that distance the guitar was far louder at the capsule than anything coming back from the wedge.
That does not make every condenser safe. Some will ring first in the same spot because their top end reaches further or their off-axis response is less even than a 57's. That belongs to the specific mic, which is a reason to know your mics instead of writing off a category.
The tech was not wrong about what he had seen. Most of us learned that rule from a choir mic that rang, and few of us checked whether the problem was the capsule or where it was hung.