That answer says a LOT about what’s happening. That means that the issues we’re having were known (or at least, they knew this would happen). So, instead of doing like most good game developpers do these days (releasing an open alpha, debug the vast majority of the bugs, then get a open beta out, do the same thing again and THEN release a final product), they simply rushed it on the market and now as a result the ‘average MSF player’ is experiencing an alpha for 80$…
I do not think MFS2020 players want to be test subjects to debug/reports bugs; we want to enjoy flying. That’s all.
You want me to WORK for you, Microsoft? Okay, pay me; not the other way around…!