Lightroom/Camera Raw: Make 360° panoramas "draggable" to center points of interest

Microsoft ICE is indeed a much better panorama tool, and as it is free there is no penalty using that instead of the built in pano function in LR. I sincerely wish that Adobe does not spend more energy into making its pano function any better, as good software to manipulate panoramas. Who's going to lose most if Adobe kills that market niche ?
We as users are going to lose most. We'll get an even heavier LR software. Professional panorama software might lose enough business to have to quit or stop developing their software as they do now. We'll lose alternatives to turn to. There will be less competition and innovation.
So I do not understand the numerous calls to Adobe to add more than basic capabilities in the sub-fields like panorama, HDR , books, internet pages, upload tools, etc.
Please Adobe stick to making the development tools better, and forget about the numerous add-ons that other companies are much better at and that obviously divert your energy from much needed quality control.

Adobe's LR/ACR panoramas are indeed quite good: the matching and lineup is, well, magic even if there are parallax problems to some extent and the result is DNG, which allows you to edit the looks of the result (colour, lighting, but also crop & rotation) on the result itself rather than on all the individual sources. The feature I am missing most is the topic of the post: specifying the midpoint of the 360 panorama. Other things I miss is to change the tilting of the projected cylinder (straighten the 'wave' of images along the circle)  to maximize vertical coverage (for handshot panos with not too obvious vertical lines). As a result, I still use Hugin even though it is tedious and does a worse job of covering up parallax errors.