Come on, everything is fine. After all, a beta, which simply cannot be without flaws, is given to the public so that they can find these bugs. This results in a perfectly reasonable mutual cooperation, as a result of which, I emphasize, both sides win: players get a quality product with identified shortcomings, and the publisher earns money from it. Moreover, there is a special thread on the official forum where players write about bugs. This is not just for show; the developers read all of this and fix what they consider to be a real flaw. Gradually, they will be releasing updates to the beta, and it will become closer to the original. So everything is going well.