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Offcourse you will give us info when you can share it, that's logic :)
Working in IT as a 10+ years product owner / product manager I have problems understanding:
- You haven't told us what the next month/update will bring. Or at least when you give that info.
- Provide us with a ranking of the main current issues. What will be fixed first? What has less priority? Working with scrum should allow the team to have a backlog with the highest prioritys ready by now.
- These backlog items should give some indication when you can and will fix. Won't hassle on this point, but I do like to see your priority list.
So can you at least explain the first 2 bullits?
just because we have the plans/roadmap internally doesn't mean we need to reveal them publicly. there seems to be an incorrect expectation that we should be public with everything just because we have it organised internally.
as a product manager of 10 years you can understand that plans change and that sharing a daily update of everything to a large pubic audience is not the best for setting expectations!
as an example that doesn't use clash royale, i've been excited for the PS5 release for a long time and although I am sure they have known all of the details for a year now, i was not expecting them to release anything until they were ready to (which they now have - less than 2 months before launch of their physical product which has been in development for X amount of years).
EDIT: people are taking the example of a ps5 above and using it as a direct comparison to clash royale. the example doesn't matter, it can be anything, a mobile game, a co...
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