Phil Spencer needs to step in and do something about that. If this is because EA is a publisher, Microsoft needs to make some kind of deal or something. Also, Phil Spencer should put age of empires and gears tactics on Xbox game pass.

That's never ever going to happen, Wasteland 3 was crowdfunded and people have already bought their game on the platforms that were advertised in the campaign and that includes PS4, GoG and Steam and It's exactly as it should be.

Console only gamers yes. But many gamers do like pc. This gives them less reason to own a PC and an xbox. 

They can release it on PC, but keep it off PS4. Give the money back to the ps4 owners. Because it will be another 3 years before we get a game from that studio.

Yep, and you still have to be a part of the Microsoft ecosystem and give them money. Also, Microsoft xbox exclusives, for the most part, don't sell well on PC.Hell, Halo Wars an RTS did better on xbox apparently lol. Which is the reason why I don't understand why Microsoft put exclusive games on PC, but not on Xbox. I know there will be a huge demand for gears tactics on xbox. 

I agree as part of the eco system but it won't be exclusive to their next console. It's far more valuable to have them game on the console then the pc. They pay XBL and buy their 3rd party games there. 

I know sales had been bad but now every game including halo, gears and Forza will go to pc so ite3a legitimate option to never buy the console. Plus they'll save every year not paying for online. 

Honestly if the console gets released in september/october 2020 i would imagine the only launch titles we will get is halo and forza.Maybe a game like Screamride/Zoo Tycoon type exclusive to try and get some of the younger demo. I can't see them releasing a whole bunch of exclusives all at once. Now if were talking within a year of release id imagine Ninja Theory's game and possible the rumoured Fable will be out early that next year

I'm sure there are many second party studios Microsoft use that they don't own.

Here's a list:
USA
Certain Affinity - (Halo 4, Halo: The Master Chief Collection & not released anything in two years)
Iron Galaxy - (Killer Instinct but recently made a 2018 multiplat)
Armature - (Recore)
Playful - Super Lucky's Tale

Europe
Creative Assembly - Halo Wars 2(Sold poorly so unlikely)
Dlala Studios - Battletoads (Not done yet)
Remedy Entertainment - (Made Quantam Break but busy with a multiplat now)
Ruffian Games - Crackdown 3 (Not done yet)
Sumo Digital - Carckdown 3 (Not done yet)
Moon Studios - Ori & The Will Of The Wisps (Not done yet)
Asobo - Recore

Canada
Skybox - Halo Infinite (Not done yet)
Relic - Age of Empires IV (Not done yet)

They also use Frontier a decent amount,did Screamride,Zoo Tycoon and a bunch of kinect games.

But you also have to consider there is a massive audience around the world that simply won't buy a Xbox.

Whether it be people who invest in a powerful gaming PC or just live in a country where consoles aren't popular. That means MS can either make their games available to significantly more people by supporting PC, or keep their games exclusive to the console a vast majority of sales are in a few countries.

Other benefits of supporting Windows with Xbox games is increasing revenue to create more games, more people now using the Windows store and again appealing to audiences that use PC as their preferred platform thus avoid consoles.

Looking at Steamspy, its also worth noting that some games like State of Decay, Halo Wars, Hellblade, Ryse and Quantum Break did well there. Then there are some games that really only appeal to the PC audience like Age of Empires, which does massive numbers on PC. If MS decides to fund something like Alan Wake 2, I would thank the PC audience for that because it was a hit there.

Ultimately, I don't think there is proof that putting games on PC has a huge impact on Xbox sales. Whether or not it does, the benefit of supporting PC is likely greater than the lost Xbox sales. Also, if MS can manage to get a few million people using Game Pass on PC as they bolster their first party output, then maybe supporting PC becomes a great source for revenue.