I agree that to know some roadmap would help A LOT.
Larian has internal roadmaps for development, however from a player PoV, Early Access is and always will be only Act 1. A road map for a typical early access game where the full game is released incrementally, a road map makes sense for a release schedule and general idea of where things are going. However, a road map for BG3 would look something like...
But as far as feedback on forums go, doesn't really make much difference for what kind of feedback or mannerisms we hold here, does it?
I was actualy thinking about marking at least megathreats if not everything as "concidering" "declined" and "working on implementation"
I do believe they have internal roadmaps, it would be crazy to create something like this game without them. But we cannot see that, wich is understandable. :-/
Still wouldn't make a difference as far as forum behaviors and mannerisms go.
If 'concidering', posts would be as now, with people arguing their preference of implementation, and arguing why it should/shouldn't to sway where the consideration lands, just like now.
If 'declined', there'd be outcry with people arguing their preference and arguing why it should/shouldn't to sway why it should be considered, just like now.
If 'working on implementation', posts would... You see where I'm probably going with this: Not change from status quo. Only the format of the argument would change: "I hope they don't Larian-fy this / Why are they implementing this instead of X that I think is much more important for it to be BG3 and not DOS3', and around and around the wheel spins.
Edit: Doesn't mean I disagree by the way. I'd love some insight on what goes on and what is definitely in the works etc. Just suggesting that I don't think a road map matters here as much as sometimes is implied. Personally I think it'd be better in form of community updates and/or in the Panel From Hell streams, so I more often push for a change of where the focus is at during those streams, than something I don't believe really matters in any sense other than "cool to have".
