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The campaign was funded in 2019, early access began in 2021. There’s a lot of pandemic time in that. You wanna point out a date, I could just gesture at Cyberpunk 2077, which has vastly more resources and experienced staff, which had multiple dates and still released in less than ideal condition.How they planned to iterate and develop the game over the course of a year has little to no bearing on overzealously setting a release window they overshot by a year already, and is looking like will be another year, at best, on top of that. You don't address the point of them going from a "minimum of 12 months" of overall development time to what will in all likely hood be well over 36 months when talking about whether they will do weekly updates, or updates every couple months.
Edit: How they plan to develop the game over time shouldn't make a difference on whether they set a reasonable release window date in the first place, that is only a description of how they reach that release window. Of course their mistake was putting that "minimum 12 months" up on the early access post in the first place, and the fact that it's still there 29 months later is a hilarious note in an of itself.
Also By March 26th 2021 the day this game went early access, whether they are based in the US or in the UK, I've found claims of them being based in both areas, the first vaccines were already available in both countries. So what bearing did the virus have a year after actual pandemic, when they had access to vaccines already by the time development began on the demo release in earnest?
Things change, and they’re not always gonna be for the better. But they haven’t dropped the content, they just want to save the best for last, and I don’t think that’s a high ask.