You tell them @SLiver !

It's nice to hope, but I don't think anything will come to fruition. Especially on April Fool's day.

Yeah, they all say that. At the end of the day, everyone is here for the same thing: a decent MMO. And if people are already searching on the market, it's likely they'll check it out regardless. Not saying that excuses the silence we've had from Neowiz, but they'll come around to check it out at some point.

Am really hoping for some info soon! If not tomorrow then at least within the first week or so. Am a bit hesitant to buy into another EA especially going in blind (or with very little info), but still will end up buying a founders pack. :p We'll just have to wait and see I guess o:

While I am hoping Neowiz will take some time to give us important information this month (Pax East is in three days) I can see why they are trying to be quiet on social media and Steam.

Bless is a game that is currently in its THIRD (fourth if you count Korea before the remake) redesign I'm not surprised that the developers want everything to be finished before they start sharing information with us. As people have various levels of contradictory knowledge on Bless, Neowiz needs to be sure that any and all information that they share with us before launch will still be relevant on launch day. Partly to make sure everybody has correct and modern knowledge of the game. If anybody says anything about any system that isn't finished, people will instantly start drawing comparisons to both Failed past iterations (Korea before redesign and Russian beta) and other MMOs.

The developers (hopefully) understand that players are starting to jump ship, but they also seem incredibally confident in their ability to convince them to come back on release day. This confidence most likely stems from both the number of hours and dollars they have put into the Global release and the fact that MMO players are in-between games right now. Not a single game on the MMO market is anything close to how they were during their glory days (those stopped about 6-13 years ago depending on who you ask). Since there is a high demand for a new MMO that actually does things right, Neowiz can just say "we got this" say almost nothing constructive for months and let the fan base do the rest. Allowing the player-base to carry and generate hype for you only works for so long though as eventually speculation and hype die down. Neowiz has reached this point, they need to, at the very least, start revealing small parts of the game.

These small teasers can very well create more hype for the developers to work with, and can most likely be done with the current state of the test realm (we all know they have one) All people want is something as simple as a "here is how crafting works in Bless online" or a "here is an overview of the UI, world map, and auction house" these pieces of content would be both more meaningful than translating pre-existing content and still require a similar amount of work. Why? Because these systems are practically unchanged from other versions of the game and they are proof that the developers are making progress towards releasing their completed product.

Despite the potential pros of releasing official information, the devs may feel it just isn't worth the risk. The global MMO community has grown fairly toxic over the years and developers have come under heavy scrutiny for making decisions that players haven't agreed with in the past. As Neowiz is obviously very passionate about their game (they have remade it several times, endured several failed launches, and are even publishing it globally themselves) it is hard to publicly say "this is what we are doing" and watch your choices be nit-picked by a bunch of people who know nothing about actual game design. [I speak from experience here]. Additionally, some people on the development team may feel that formal videos explaining systems aren't needed as they are plenty of guides on the internet already. Sadly many of these guides are of low quality, are outdated, incorrect, or simply impossible to follow.

At this point, Neowiz needs to decide how they want to interact with the community. If they want to stick to this strategy of "they can't actually get mad at us if we don't say anything" then that is on them. It most likely will; however, end up hurting them in the long run.

As things stand, they have already released a decent amount of information about the release, as well as the early release in May, for those with Founder packs as well as the Emissaries testing in an earlier phase..

I don't feel that them rushing out any more information would help anything, they keep a steadily input and connection with the players within the Discord channel as well.

My opinion, they're doing a great job, and with developer experience myself, I personally do not mind waiting until the finished product is ready, It's so much let down to rush a release to find out there are more than just one major mistake or BUG..

That's why they're taking this long, as well as giving a test phase first, and that's something myself am alright with as a player.

-Henmoro.

That's understandable, though even if it's translated and already known or not. You can at least tell that they're still working on the project.

As we know the Test Phase will happen for the Emissaries around or near the first of May, which is next month, along with those who get the founder packs(Early Access)..

After speaking directly to them via their Facebook page, I've also learnt that they're still considering website updates, such as their own forums, or if they'll use Steam forums as well.

It shows that they're still working as hard as they can, while still maintaining a decent amount of time within Discord to talk with people. I personally don't have any worries, and my hype is still there.

I understand that at least the early access starts sometime early next month, and that's something I'm looking forward too! :).

/EDIT
It wouldn't surprise me any to see a bit more information around Mid April, towards the end month of April.