I don't Trust MS with building a 1st party studio from the ground up, how many times over the years have we been burned with this?

If they were to do this then they would have to start by Poaching already established talent from other Studios who have worked on AAA games over the years and build around them like Rod Fergusson.

And we´d be hearing about it by now.Building a studio isn´t exactly something that can remain a secret.

There is no way Fable 4 will be at this years E3. I expect Xbox internet streaming next gen.

They also need to stop focusing so much on Multiplayer and make high budget single player games with good narrative. We will keep hearing Phil Spencer congratulate Sony and Nintendo about their great games meanwhile I will ask myself "well then why doesn't he fund/greenlight a game like that?".

The only high budget game like that I can think of is Quantum Break and he didn't greenlight that game, it was being worked on since before the XB1 reveal and was tied to the Xbox TV stuff that was ditched/killed and ate up a big % of that budget, the other one was Ryse that changed development from a Kinect game.

Just a reminder, these three games are leaving Xbox Game Pass at the end of April:
-NBA 2K17
-WWE 2K17
-Lumo

In total, one game was removed in December, two in January, twelve in February, nine in march, now three more in April.

That's really what makes me wary about stuff like this, the thought of the games leaving is probably what will avoid me paying for a Game Pass subscription.

Yeah, things can get dicey with licensing/deals and whatnot. It could get a bit iffy if a game you're in the middle of is about to get removed. Microsoft already told us that it was "rotation", and that games could get removed. I think MS's compensation for that is the 20% off discount for any game pass game to buy it outright.

So far though, if you look at the games removed, its mostly only filler XBLA titles, replaced by some more high-profile games. 

I really don't see that as a big deal, and it's no different than services like Netflix dropping certain things out of their library from time to time. I mean first off, you're usually not going to be paying/subscribing to these types of services if your interest is limited to just one or two particular things, you're doing it so you can have access to a lot of things, at a small fraction of the cost you'd pay for them all individually. Second, as long as you're always informed ahead of time when and what is being dropped, you're never going to miss out on something you desperately want to experience before it's removed.

I mean Game Pass is what....10 bucks per month? I think I've seen like 3 month subscription codes for 22 or something, so less for longer term membership. How many of the individual games on there can you go out and get for 10 bucks or less? Even if they swapped their entire library out every year or so, there's still pretty much no way one could say as a customer that they wasted their money, or didn't get great value.

Definitely.

Also servers for WWE 2K17 and NBA 2K17 will likely close this year (WWE 2K16 servers were closed on May 31 2017!), so they are kicking them out and we'll likely get the 2K18 versions in a few months.
So far they are really just kicking out older or outdated games.

Tons of Experience with 2 Major publishers, sounds like a good addition to the team.