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Just so you know, the first link you posted was to a post where someone was proclaiming the game itself would soon be 60% done (meaning 60% of the way to full completion, this wasn't a reference to the progress tracker's tech update completion percentage). The 2nd link may or may not be accurate... to be honest I'm going from memory from the last few times I checked the tracker from over a year ago (at which time I'm relatively certain it was sitting at 65%) and it's possible that I've confused myself... I'd be more trusting of this particular (63%) post as a solid recording of what the percentage actually was at the time if they had just said what the percentage was instead of saying a range of 60-63% (suggesting that they weren't actually looking at the tracker).Your second paragraph is akin to "I'm not saying the senator beats his wife, but I am saying I saw her wear a bandaid"
You can claim you aren't making an accusation, but your words say different.
Also, you feel the need to state something false in your attempt to show validity in your statements. The progress tracker was less than 60% near the end of October 2021, 63% in December 2021, and is now at 69%. It hasn't sat in the "upper 60% for a year", like you protest. It has gained almost 10% (double the rate you state) in the past year. That is still slow, so why the need to exaggerate when you claim you aren't accusing?
To address your first point, we can each come to our own conclusion how significant this lengthy a delay might be. Some people might look at the marked lack of progress and find a better analogy would be a senator with a small laceration on their knuckle standing next to their wife with a black eye possibly indicates he's beating her... Going hyperbolically obvious or exceedingly subtle with the analogy doesn't prove a point, it just betrays our opinion on how meaningful the evidence is to us personally.