That's commendable. The plebs welcome you with open arms.
More information is good in my book. I'm sure most people here can make up their mind about whether it's good/bad or useful to them by just looking at the examples, no matter what the commentator is saying (which I generally agreed on), so it's still a win for me. I got very close to purchasing but I resisted, partly because I don't quite need it and partly because of these quirks (which I'll admit in the right piece/context can sound lovely).
I'll let this wave of purchases pass and see if they iron it out more by winter (hopefully they'll siphon some of the sale money into some extra sessions or refinement). There's still a high chance I'll eventually get it. I like the tone in general, it has some nice variety, but maybe they should have cut out the extra instruments in the brass and instead put the resources in tightening up the core and maybe have the extras as an add-on, along with the mics (but what do I know? :D); I'm sure even the sole tree is workable if you really want to do it. It seems they sacrifice some tightness for style (then you get into if built-in style equals human performance and the consideration of how to glue it together to also make it musically coherent instead of just stylised - you need both interpretation and technical ability, but I digress), but I'm not sure you can't decently do both. Quirkiness is good, but not to the point where it handicaps the library (well, unless it has a very specific use case). Still the vfm is pretty crazy (I'm sure it's great for most people) and I still respect that it's available and what it offers. It's important to adjust expectations and this certainly helps in that. You need a healthy back and forth.
I don't consistently watch these but wasn't you that made that Hollywood Harp video? It was informative and again I recall mostly agreeing with it. So, yeah, these are definitely useful in broadening one's perspective or re-enforcing what they already feel or have doubts about.
Just the custom patches add value from what's already there. On an ending note, that Kontakt customisation course would be cool.