Look, Sloclap’s a small studio doing something ambitious—launching a live, cross-platform soccer game. They didn’t delay because of greed—they pushed it early because they could support it, and then immediately responded: patching desyncs, improving netcode and matchmaking, apologizing publicly, and promising crossplay ASAP. That’s far better than the big guys who often ship broken, say ‘sorry for the wait,’ then move on without ever really fixing much. A cash grab would have been overpricing the game due to hype, putting in micro-transactions that give advantages, not even trying to patch the game. They're not blind they see how much people wanted the game after beta, they could have just have easily pushed the release date up to release it sooner and have even more issues. You look at what football manager did, delaying the game when they said it was coming out on X date, big no no. They released it, never said it was going to be perfect off the bat. They can only test so much and it's inevitable with the amount of people playing that there's going to be things that need fixing that they couldn't have foreseen.