why does fusion have so many unresolved issues?

[genofurry477]

I've been using fusion for a while now, and I don't understand how it can be sold as a product to companies when launching it is a game of Russian roulette over whether it will launch or not. The latter usually meaning that it will be a day of getting it to work where the only solution I see on any forum is uninstalling it and reinstalling it. Not a regular uninstall, but a deep clean of the software. if you can design a tool to fix the issue, why can't you just design the software to either work, or fix itself when it has an issue. I don't understand how this can be a product for sale to companies with this mentality. Maybe it's just me and I'm some bizarre edge case, but it is a consistent problem for me and when I scour the message boards they're all from 5 years ago, so it's not like these aren't known issues.

connecting to the internet; I'm on this website, what's the problem?

instillation; my hard disk is slow, it's a hard disk, loading times are abysmal and that's why I spent the extra cash on an SSD, but god forbid fusion not be nestled into the operating system.

I've even read on these forums that some of these issues are cause by this fact as updates result in a scheduled self-destruction of the software. Resulting in... you guessed it, not designing anything for several hours.

Now, if fusion was a bad program I would simply use something stable, like you know, any competing software, sketchup, freecad, blender even, but fusion is straight forward and easy to work with. It's like a fun girlfriend with a BAD temper. So I can't help, but be infuriated when I scour the forums and find what is essentially, "yeah, just nuke the software" when I wake up and see a problem that has existed since 2017. I've been trying every competing software available because I can't take this anymore.

I hate to post this, but it's all I can do short of finding a cracked version. Because that alone would literally fix all the problems I'm having.

That shouldn't be a solution, it should be a problem!