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title in b41 they snapped on but never this aggressively

from their listing, they forgot the salt.  or didnt have the recipe yet. 

Personally, I am the kind of person who LOVES accidently breaking things and helping figure out how to unbreak them. And I tend to be a magnet for weird situations, its something that every placed I've worked has learned. If I get ONE weird thing no one has heard of, look into it, but its probably a one off. If I get TWO of the same?  Problem.  So being able to use that skills while also testing out and giving feedback on feature updates ive been drooling for for a couple years? Yes please.  But thats me. A lot of people prefer a fully polished game.   

theres another ticket someone opened where they were pretty sure a cockrel got them through a car door.   

Perfectly legitimate reasoning and you are by no stretch of the imagination alone - B42 is the main talking point because it's new an exciting, but there are going to be plenty of people who are still playing the stable build. Personally, B42 is the first time I've played an unstable build in the 10 years I've owned Zomboid; until this point I've always only played stable builds.   That being said, I'm also switching back to B41 occasionally to play the multiplayer with friends, which is fine (If a bit of a pain sometimes) - There's nothing wrong with trying a bit of B42 and then switching back if you want to give it a shot.   From my experience of B42 and then coming back to B41, I do miss a few things that they added in B42 but it's not a huge difference - I wouldn't have gone back if it wasn't for the multiplayer though, which is the main thing that B42 is missing (And will continue missing for quite some time).   I will say, as far as stability is concerned, I've only had one serious playthrough-ending glitch, the chicken apocalypse, and I managed to find the fix for that on this forum. Everything else is no more than minor annoyances, and while there have been a few serious bugs like crops constantly dying off, TIS has managed to get patches out to fix the worst of them.   Either way, the unstable builds are and have always been a trade off; you can get an early glimpse of what's coming and contribute to getting it ship shape through reports and suggestions, but at the risk of frustration. Neither option is inherently better than the other and as long as you're having fun, you're playing the game right.