Like Rikard and so many others, I too have been on Finale since the early 90s. Not a professional but an eager possible composer, I liked and lived with how the program worked.
With a few things performed and some video animation work of mine that needed my soundtracks i said, "At last, it all makes sense." And then--- it didn't.

So, I jumped figuring I'd learn to fly on the way down. I downloaded the Dorico trial, watched YouTube to the wee hours. Found all my Finale files most some of which weren't worth finding, converted to xml.
Tried some new things in Dorico and found I had to adjust the note input process. It's pretty good now.
What I like best is the separation of functions and how easily i can go between them. Set up, Write, Engrave, Play each with their own playing field so to speak has increased my productivity.
I imported one ofv my transcriptions from the xml file. it was a bit of a struggle but the score was there. the ease with which i can articulate each instrument just makes me smile every time and a bit of reverb means I can download a finished soundtrack knowing what i will have.
BTW- after the first week of free access, I purchased it.
I've been heaving sighs of relief every time I see a score that has been performed and know i can publish it.
Please don't go away.