Bug fixes, stability fixes, balance fixes, I hope.
Honestly, 3.3 has broken so many things that I'm taking a leave of absense for a few months rather than having my limited gameplay time marred by more problems than the game has had in a long time.
As of when I stopped playing before Christmas, the game was in worse technical shape than it has ever been in before, and those of you who have been around from the start know how damning that remark is because the journey from 1.0 to where we are today has had a lot of very rough patches.
Currently all of the new features and redesigned features need a couple more passes through the fix-O-tron 9000 before they're stable enough to be left alone, followed by a careful balance pass or three.
By itself, that would warrant being patient and playing the parts of the game that are working okay whilst waiting for the inevitable triage of patches to land.
Sadly, many performance issues and old bugs have also resurfaced;
It seems so bad to me that it's almost as if 3.3 was being worked on independently of 3.2/3.1/3.0, because a lot of long-term 2.x bugs that were addressed over the course of the last year have returned.
The combination of returning bugs, bad performance, major server stability problems, new instance issues, new wing issues, new mission/board/BGS issues COMBINED with the problems of new features that aren't working properly or are getting wildly 'balance' passes that resemble fishtailing with constant, poorly-judged overcorrections just means that I am not making Elite Dangerous a priority at the moment; There are plenty of new games worth my attention at the moment and I'd rather Frontier finished cleaning up the mess of 3.3's launch before I waste my time and get frustrated with the game in its current state.