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Agreed, to be honest I do think while it isn't something people want to hear I think even being told a rough estimation on current update progress % would be healthy for the games community even if that number happens to be low. A low number would have people rattled for sure but just the people who scream the loudest like feral rats taking game dev for granted and think things get done in a week. I think its past the point of no return for this current update but for the next and final update for sure it should have clearer communication and be more freely talked about via the team. I'd take that over a definitive deadline and perhaps something where once a major milestone gets hit we get told something and celebrate about it. people do need to understand though that this isn't some major AAA studio and games of this quality and testing are few and far between. Waiting is fine and seeing the Dr work overtime in their reply's for years is beyond what we deserve for sure and they're a saint for that but I do feel honesty about progression is critical at calming the masses so they don't get vindictive when the game releases on steam. Again none of this is the teams fault and they are doing there best, a community is unpredictable and more often than not unappreciative. I just also hope for the last update things go a little more openly and the teams given more relaxed management to  oversee the updates marketing safely.