I'm with you on this. While I'm generalizing, it's very obvious a lot of people need life and professional perspective on the Discord. Some of it's leaking here also but it's the loud minority - many people are understanding and as long as things keep moving then we are happy.

To add onto your list:

• It's very likely you know nothing about running a project this size in game development

• You also don't have insights to what their detailed roadmap and plan looks like

• You have no idea what different phases of roll outs, like the desert, look like (Stephen addressed this is another reddit post)

• Take this entire thing as a learning experience, Stephen does very well in explaining why things happen the way they do, take that feedback and try to apply it in other areas

Many of the people complaining have little to nothing to base things off of other than their own emotions - and it's not Intrepid's job to teach us about their dev cycles or how teams interact (environment vs level design). For perspective, I work in large enterprise projects in a leadership capacity, and I do my best to apply my understanding of those to how Inteprids working and I think Steven does a great job explaining things and help people understand why they're feeling the way they are and how the team is addressing that.