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Insufferable or ungrateful? Hardly, just expecting some accountability by the developer. Don't announce a release date if you know you can't meet it, it doesn't matter if it is free or not. I would be totally fine with NO date announced at all and just get the random alert that the new version has been released.

I get that the dev says that all dates are not set dates. If the dev knows that they can't meet the dates that they set forth, then why continue to announce a release date for the next update? Or if they are going to give a release date, they should give themselves a month or two buffer based on how every previous update has gone.

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Hello there,

An estimate date is not a fixed deadline is just used to provide the users with an intended timeline to release. Kal wanted to give the people that was taking Q1 as end of March an estimate of his intended release time. If it takes longer, is usually due to adding more to the version than indented or because some game breaking bug appeared and is not being solved with ease. Failing to meet an estimated date is not a fail to reach standards, for the contrary, is to meet them. There is no accountability to be taken over an estimate release date/window.

In regards to the comment above, I have advised already in another post, refrain from aggression.

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I've already addressed this in another post that you are also referring to, but don't change from an estimate to a solid date if you aren't 100% certain that the game is going to be released on that date.