For me the move was because Vegas licensing was a pain. Despite having paid I couldn't get it working on a second PC, and I didn't want to pay for every new ver

For me the move was because Vegas licensing was a pain. Despite having paid I couldn't get it working on a second PC, and I didn't want to pay for every new version. (I had gotten it during a humble sale.) Resolve was no cost and did all I needed. Albeit if quirky and picky about input formats.