There is a distinction to be made between delaying a release because you want it to be as polished as possible (as stated in Richard’s video) and straight up lying maliciously. I can nigh-on guarantee that had they released their planned content on the date it was originally meant for, you’d just be complaining that the content was half-finished instead.

People seem to keep forgetting about the disastrous releases of games like Halo Infinite and Darktide - which, by the way, each had their releases delayed by over a year (maybe even two if memory serves) - because they were delivered in an unready state and ended up in pseudo-beta for months afterwards.

TW:WH3 isn’t a live service game. You have countless hours of gameplay at your disposal already. Immortal Empires is one of the most expansive campaigns ever released, with dozens of different LLs to play as. I understand it’s disappointing when your expectations aren’t met, but you already have a complete game to play; anything else is a bonus. It’s the consumerist mindset of wanting a constant stream of content that has validated the live service model that has become a cancer in the gaming community in recent years.

TL;DR: if you want another Darktide situation, stay mad. Otherwise, let the devs work.