this new game director producer does not know what he is doing.

[Mina]

*question,question,question*

Answer: If you have been following what the dev team has been saying, there are many people working on many different things. The best way I can put this is imagine a plane that is going under repairs. There are many things that need to be repaired on this plane from the wings, to the glass, to the lavatories, to the seats, to the electrical, to the mechanical, down to the wheels.

Where do you start first? Who do you assign to what? If you put all 100 people who are working on this plane on 1 task, you have a lot of people standing around, waiting for their turn or waiting for someone to move for them to get involved. It's a lot easier to do your job when you know what needs to be done without worrying on what everyone else is doing and not covering up what you're working on. This is especially true with designing a game and messing with code.

Each team is hard at work and they're pushing things out. These "unnecessary things" are things that are getting done because they are simply the easiest fixes. If waiting for these updates is that bad and terrible you could always stop playing and come back when they're finished polishing the game and actually charging people money to play.