It's almost impossible to deliver on time.

It's very easy to deliver on time.  Illuvium as an example had many delays until under pressure from the community they delivered what was obviously a half baked product. Listening to Kieran Warwick in a podcast the other day one of his regrets was launching too early. 

It's clear to see Iluvium could be a great product but it's far from being that today and it has somewhat damaged its reputation although I'm sure it will eventually achieve the success it seeks. 

Now I'd rather someone like yourself who has an obvious vested and deep seated interest complain about delays than the general public complain about a half baked broken dapp that promised much but delivered little. 

This is an open forum and I get voicing our frustration adds value, urgency, a gauge for the team to measure a level of dissatisfaction.

But for me, even if it's a lone voice, for me, a stable product with all the fundamental elements working is far better globally than the kudos of launching on time within the small community we have here.

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