Especially when such a poor job of making that inaccuracy clear is the current reality. You can't call it ALL APPS when it's not. Potentially enough to push more seriously on the disenfrachisement this represents as a plausible bad faith action with respect to how the appearance of what I've paid for falsely represents the reality delivered. I'm having a real hard time not taking this as a straight up bait-and-switch, and yes I'm pissed about it. Honestly, did Adobe's Legal proof this? I've reviewed the purchase agreements I have and, while there's a section that lists 'Included', it's not remotely unreasonable to take the advertised position of 'All Apps' to equal ALL the Apps found under the 'All Apps' section of the website! Super exciting! The hole in the 3d creative space of the suite so far has been deeply frustrating so, alright, they're finally fixing the major failing!!

So, I go into my App section, click on 'ALL', and want to try out these new 3d Tools. And I paid for the ALL part explicitly for that very reason.

$700, which is NOT cheap on my shoestring budget, towards making sure I have the best options to pull from, because generally, let's be real, that's what Adobe's known for.

I JUST renewed my 'All Apps' subscription, not least as I occasionally have to work on 3d assets of scanned objects.

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