Where are the Flash CS6 features for animators?

Question

It looks to me that Flash CS6 is quite a letdown to me. Almost none of what I wanted went through.
No 64-bit support (Seriously? Yeah, even 32-bit programs run better in 64-bit OS*, but native 64-bit support is still desirable), no Photoshop application frame (Why, Adobe? Why Photoshop and Illustrator and no one else?), and I don't see any new drawing features featured in the website. The only thing I (remotely) liked would be the maximum canvas sixe finally going up to 8192 pixels.
Just saying that this release is quite a letdown to me. It's basically CS5.5 with extra export options that I'm never going to need.
I'll see how much 3D support this version will have. Maybe that part will change my opinion.
* The idea of using a 32-bit OS in a modern multimedia workstation is a joke. You can't use more than about 3.5 GB of physical RAM across the entire OS. If you're using multiple 32-bit applications, 64-bit OS is more desirable. And I'm talking about Windows here; I don't know how Mac memory management works.

Answer 1

I would like to see all these features:
•Ability to sync MovieClips to the timeline (through some checkbox option)
•Authortime Pixel Bender filters (imported to Library and available in Filters Panel)
•ToonBoom's brush tool
•Independent X, Y, Z keyframes (behaving like every other property curve)
•Ability to parent one MovieClip to another (instance-based, author-time, like parenting in After Effects)
•3D depth sorting
•Abilty to toggle “Layer” blending independent of blending mode or filter
•Moar blend modes! (Including AND and XOR)
•Motion Tweens and Classic Tweens on the same layer
•Polystar Tool options inside Properties Panel
•Polystar Primitive (with Corner Radius, Inner Radius, etc.)
•Ability to change Graphic symbols’ Play/Loop/Frame settings mid-tween (maybe even keyframed in Motion Editor)
•Mutiple eases per property per tween span
•Easier quadratic curves in Motion Editor
•Ability to exceed 100% in the “Advanced” Color Effect (left column)
•Custom easing for Shape Tweens
•Ability to toggle between constraining proportions and constraining values themselves in the Transform Panel’s “scale” property (the latter was the behavior pre-CS4)
•Make selecting Tween Spans the same as selecting other frames by default (frame-based)
•Ability to import WMA and WMV files
•Access of Shape properties in ActionScript (an inverse to the Drawing API)
•Muting of individual sounds and/or layers with sound
•“Angle” setting for blur (to make it bi-directional)
•For loops in Pixel Bender
•Special blurs for different properties (rotation, skew, scale, etc.) to simulate motion blur
•Illustrator's symbolism tools (shifter, scruncher, sizer, spinner, stainer, and screener)
•Diffusion curves (Orzan et. al. 2008)
•MIDI support (including MIDI events in ActionScript)
•Embedded video (works like bitmap sequence)
•Distort transformation for symbols/vector-y 3D
•Weighted strokes