I think Kazunori waiting to release the game, attempting to
"creating the perfect racing experience." No matter how many "I's" are dotted & "T's" crossed, the game will never be perfect to everyone. Best example here. just a simple option to
save on endurance races can become a major issue with some. I'm not sure if perfection can ever be obtained, if the game is released with no bugs as good as a game could ever be, it will never satisfy everybody. If Kaz sets the bar of perfection (which he has) without a outside force pushing him forward, then the game will never be done, always finding something else that needs improving.
At the end of October, the announcement of a new release date will give a clear indication of where the issues lies with GT, if the new date carries into November/December as expected, due to one or a few issued previously discussed. Then this can be given up to problems that typically affect other businesses. But if the new date is pushed into next year (March?) from a
outward appearance this would reflect poorly on Kazunori time management skills. Given someone that should have a handle on the amount of time take to deal with different aspects of a project, the delay should not extend months beyond a given release date, but days. Each missed release date shouldn't be met with months of futher delay if you really have a handle of what your doing.
I am in a business that is service oriented (projects started from scratch), that requires us to give completion dates, the projects can take months to complete. Each project is different, which requires different things to be taken into account, but when a completion date is set, the date given will include a
buffer to work out any issues that could potentially arise, because of experience any issues that pop up will be small. If the project goes without a hitch, then we can release it sooner, but if we find problems, we have allowed ourselves room to fix them. If the problems are major and can't meet the date, then where in the wrong business.
Hopefully my comments here will be met as a observation, and not as negativism.
