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I actually highly approve of there being a no-crunch culture. Crunch is a plague upon software development that shouldn't exist and is, excepting cases like crunches for a security breach or sudden market externality, almost always a result of mismanagement.

I think the actual problem is the mismanagement of task prioritization and lack of communication: They leave the low-hanging fruits hanging forever (like Near Plane Clipping) while barely talking about what they are working on and why they are working on it.

Also, a big part of the outrage on removing mods could've been avoided by FIRST announcing making vanilla replacements and THEN taking them away, not the other way around. Not first just saying "we'll take your toys away" and then, when people are already mad, telling us they're making the same toys to give us.