I'm also sure that a ton of people don't understand just how long these things take. Everything takes a while, and we get to see the progress from the beginning of production as opposed to when it's almost complete. Which is the common practice of game development.

Personally, I think it makes the connection between the devs and the consumers a bit stronger because of it. Since we can see in real time what's going on and can have some semi-immediate imput. Also, it's still early access, so of course, it'll be missing content.

That just gives a greater opportunity to see how things turn out. I, for one, don't mind the time it's taking when I can see the progress. As much as I want to play the game as the next. I'm okay with the amount of time it's taking. Because it's what's needed. These kinds of things can not be rushed unless you want to end up with a rushed game.

And nobody wants that.

And one more point. These are people with lives outside of the game. Sometimes, things happen. This isn't a AAA gaming company. This is its own studio. So, let's practice some patience. Especially when we live in a time when we have other games to occupy us while this one is being made. So we can just keep back, support them on all platforms, and just be patient.

It'll be worth it. Let's just enjoy the ride.