Yeah, tech stuff goes wrong all the time and it's not uncommon at all. This ann reads to me like sales / directors were not in-sync with the tech team. Probably a lot of top-down pressure demanding a release date. The tech team giving an estimate based on what they knew at the time made the guys jump the gun.
This is always dangerous territory.
If Wangle wants to perfect the product before release that's great - except they should not have said a god damn thing until they knew 100% it was ready.
Furthermore, Skittles, no product is ever perfect. You have to stick a flag in the ground and release, otherwise you're stuck in a technological holding pattern burning cash. You're a glass-half full sort of guy and I appreciate that. But "perfect" is a state of mind - not a product strategy.
Yeah, tech stuff goes wrong all the time and it's not uncommon...
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