Thats' what I mean. Why is this sort of information matters so much specifically in gaming? Marvel MCU just gave a full roadmap for next several years with no issues.
You've probably been answered multiple times already, but the reason is due to how the games industry functions. Games can be worked on for years, hell the big ones can be for 4-6 years before they actually get released. That brings about a lot of intricate detailing and careful nurturing from the development team, a team that wants to in many ways control how their game gets shown.
Certainly there have been times where leaks have helped by stemming disruptive or damaging ideologies or concepts from coming to fruition, but they still have casualties. With the sheer volume of work and hors put into making a game, developers want to ensure it is seen in appropriate light. That versions in development and constantly changing are not seen as set in stone, that ideas can and will shift. Leaks damage that, take it away from the developers who rightfully should control their messaging.
Not to mention legality aspects. Leakers like Grubb never seem to give a hoot about what could be in the wings for advertisement, hiring, NDAs etc that breaking could damage. Grubb especially seems to give no care to the damage he's causing by claiming falsehoods for the sake of clout. That is disappointing and frankly unkind to the actual people working their asses off on something they love.
