Not sure why several have disagreed with your comment, but I feel somewhat the same way and I am a huge Tesla fan. AutoSteer and Summon are the only features that stand out on this car. NOA does not work well for me either and my experience has been the speed setting for on-ramps being incorrect and unsafe.
This seems to be pretty YMMV by location and condition... it has generally worked well for me, often letting me go an hour or more including changing highways with no intervention on my part- but there are a couple of specific spots I'm aware it's unable to handle so if I'm going that way I've learned to take over.
I have reported them several times through the bug report.
Word on the street is those reports just stay on the car, and aren't sent to Tesla... they act as "bookmarks" in the log files so if you come into service for an issue related to one they can pull the report and check what the car was doing when you reported it.
I love this car, but yes their should be less resources placed on video games
Thusfar nearly 0 have been spent on that though.
The atari emulator is off-the-shelf software for example- someone at tesla maybe spent 15 minutes making a menu for the games but that's about it.
Thanks to running Linux it takes very little to run existing games on the system apart from just putting them there... but it tends to get them a lot of good, free, press for what is in reality very little work.
and give us something like phone mirroring to our 15" screen
Tesla has been incredibly, incredibly, uninterested in that since it first became a thing...(despite giving it a bit of lip service back in 2016)
In part because until recently it required taking over far too much of the screen, and on a car where so many controls (nearly all on the 3) depend on the screen and info displayed there that's a problem.
Only recently has the option to run mirroring in smaller windows really been a thing
That said- Elon did tell us V10 would read texts over the car systems at least.
and improvements to EAP. Let's not let our fanboy feelings keep us from being practical about the evaluation of our cars. I still think they are the best vehicles on the market, but need improvement.
EAP is getting smart summon when it comes out (maybe next month) but after that it's feature complete- any future new features will be FSD only.
Elon did specifically mention highway AP improvements, so that would certainly translate to EAP owners getting better behavior on existing features though.
So if reversing blind out of a parking space cos mpv is beside you, its not going to warn you if something is coming ? How good is the rear view camera? As you say, with x camera around you and all the safety systems, it sounds like an obvious omission.
Again- those systems usually use rear radar, not cameras, and the Tesla doesn't have rear radar.
Teslas solution is that it's safer to back into spots and exit them forward (and objectively, it is- that's how commercial drivers are taught to perpendicular park, and it's how the car itself parks using auto park)