I did something similar on my Bandit 29er. Or rather, previous owner had upped the fork travel (probably raising the front ~25mm over the specified fork), it seemed a little high to me so I decided to go the whole hog and put in a -1.5 degree angleset and some offset bushings. That was a bit low so I am only running one offset bushing now. There is a lot of flop at low speeds, but you don’t notice that once you get rolling. Being able to pedal sat down reasonably comfortably up hills and get down the scary steep (not trail centre) stuff are the priorities I suppose.
And @jameso yes I run the saddle as forward as it will go to compensate for the slackened seat tube angle (a couple of degrees at least). But I don’t like a too upright pedalling position, so I am happy with a seat tube angle slacker than the current trend.
Basically willy, suck it and see.