It’s three months since I got the machine and constantly finding happy surprises.
Latest is the ‘skip print’ feature that is saving me a ton o time on printing errors 
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I love that feature. I was printing a plate full of clips for a friend and one had come loose and I was able to pause and skip it, pull it off and let the others finish. On past printers - that fail the way it happened would have ruined the whole bed.
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Bambu does spoil us every now and then and can even surprise us.
What I would love though is a comprehensive manual for Studio.
I see a lot of people here who never had any 3D printer before, jumping right into the higher end.
The options, features, settings and all that can sometimes be too much.
The hover over pop ups are nice, nicer would be being able to go from there to the part in the online manual explaining things in detail and giving examples.
If need be with a video showing the differences.
Well, when it comes to things like skipping a failed piece of a multi part print, adding custom G-code or such even seasoned owner can miss new things for a long time.
I did a few times LOL
Like with all things in life it if often the little things that make a big difference to someone…
So, in other words, you’re happy you’re having printing errors, right?
Three identical objects on the plate and one of them has a blob of filament deposited in the same place twice ruining the path, so it was great to be able to exclude that object from the process so the job could complete and I got two clean objects.
Could have been the plate, so I flipped it, and got the same error.
Decided that it might be a hot fluid extrusion geometry issue, so rotated the problem object so that the paths were laid down by the head in slightly different way and the issue was solved, and now all three objects print fine.
Nothing to do with an error on the printer.
I guess there is always a ‘dick’ on every forum who is always out looking to make some sort of a point, right?
So whats your point?